Mixed EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) Clear Tableware Lot
Unbranded (Likely E.P. Dutton, U.S. Glass Co, or Indiana Glass) · Kitchenware & Decor > Vintage Glassware
Era / Decade
Early 1900s to 1940s (Early American Pattern Glass style)
Material
Pressed Glass; non-lead glass (indicated by slightly chunky pressing and visible mold lines).
Condition
Good. No major cracks visible, but the butter dish lid is taped to the base with masking tape, which may leave adhesive residue.
Demand Level
Moderate. Steady demand for farmhouse/cottagecore decor, peaking during holiday hosting seasons.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$35.00 - $60.00 (As a bundled lot for all 5 pieces)
Estimated Retail Value
$65.00 - $85.00 (Total originally or for modern reproductions)
Comparable Sales
Similar mixed glass lots of 4-6 pieces typically sell for $30-$50 on eBay. Individual butter dishes of this era often fetch $15-$25 alone.
Description
A 5-piece collection of vintage pressed clear glass featuring intricate geometric and starburst patterns. Includes two creamers, a sugar bowl, an oval relish dish, and a round domed butter dish. Classic 'Pinwheel' and 'Star' motifs typical of early 20th-century American tableware.
Key Features
Timeless EAPG aesthetic, high-clarity glass, complete domed butter dish (often lost), and a ready-made 'instant collection' for vintage tablescaping.
Authenticity Indicators
Weight of the glass, visible mold seams, and specific geometric patterns. Confidence in era is High; specific manufacturer is Medium.
Flaws to Note
Old masking tape on the butter dish needs careful removal; potential 'flea bites' (tiny chips) along the pressed edges; mold seam lines are visible.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace for local sale (fragile shipping); Etsy or eBay if willing to pack heavily in bubble wrap; Antique Mall booth.
Selling Tips
Remove tape adhesive with Goo Gone or warm soapy water before photographing. Use a dark background to make the glass patterns 'pop'. Use keywords like 'EAPG', 'Pressed Glass', and 'Farmhouse Decor'.