Overview
A luminous collection of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) featuring a footed 'Maple Leaf' oval bowl, a matching platter, and several geometric 'Daisy and Button' triangular dishes.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Victorian Vaseline Glass 'Maple Leaf' and 'Daisy & Button' Serving Set
Photo reference
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Story
In the late 1800s, glassmakers discovered that adding trace amounts of uranium created a mesmerizing, translucent yellow-green glass that seemed to hold the sunlight within it.
Maker / Origin
While several American factories produced this style, Gillinder & Sons of Philadelphia were the undisputed masters of the 'Maple Leaf' pattern, famously showcasing their glass-blowing prowess at the…
Condition & Value
The glass appears remarkably clear with no visible 'sickness' (clouding). The footed 'Maple Leaf' bowl is a highly desirable form, often fetching $80-$120 on its own.
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