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EAPG Table Set in the Delaware or American Beauty Pattern

Name: EAPG Table Set in the Delaware or American Beauty Pattern
SKU: PGTS26005
Price: 155.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$155.00

PGTS26005
Item: EAPG Table Set Delaware pattern; cream pitcher, butter dish, spoon holder, green glass with gold, 3 pieces, incomplete set
Circa: 1900
Company: United States Glass Company
Condition: used, flea bites on butter dish rim and spoon holder bottom rim

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Availability: 1 in stock

SKU: PGTS26005 Categories: 3 EAPG, Table Sets Tags: Delaware Butter Dish, Delaware Cream Pitcher, Delaware Spoon Holder, Delaware Table Set, EAPG, Green Glass, Pattern Glass, Pressed Glass, United States Glass Company, Victorian Glass

Description

Featured is a wonderful EAPG Table Set in the Delaware or American Beauty Pattern.

EAPG stands for Early American Pattern Glass which dates from 1850 until 1914.
EAPG is clear or colored pressed glass made in tableware or glassware matched sets.
The United States Glass Company made a special pattern for each state.
Pattern: The original manufacturers name was United States Glass Number 15065 Delaware. This pattern is also known American Beauty, Four Petal Flower or New Century.
Color: This EAPG Table Set in the Delaware pattern is Emerald green glass with gold decoration.
Design: flowers and leaves
A Victorian family required a four-piece table set at their dining room table.
Often the table set displayed was a statement about the family’s wealth and status in their community.
The table set consisted of a butter dish, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, and a spoon holder.
This set has includes the cream pitcher, butter dish, and spoon holder. It is an incomplete set.