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Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888
Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888

Brilliant Glass Melrose Creamer w Ruby Red Stain & Floral, Antique EAPG c.1888

$ 10.56

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Style: Victorian
  • Condition: There are a handful of small nicks on the top row of fans on one side. The balance of the creamer is free of chips, cracks and fleabites. The ruby stain is good with light marks from storage as seen in the photos. There are no notable marks or scratches from use. The glass is clear and free of cloudiness with a light glow under UV light.
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Color: Red
  • Type of Glass: Pressed Glass
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Object Type: Creamer

    Description

    • Brilliant Glass Co; Greensburg Glass; Huntington Glass; Royal Glass Works
    • Melrose
    • Creamer
    • Crystal; Clear with Ruby Stain and Floral Engraving
    • Antique Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) c. 1888
    • Measurements: 5 1/2
    " high and 3" rim diameter
    • Weight, prepackaged: 1 lb .2 oz
    • Condition:
    There are a handful of small nicks on the top row of fans on one side. The balance of the creamer is free of chips, cracks and fleabites. The ruby stain is good with light marks from storage as seen in the photos. There are no notable marks or scratches from use. The glass is clear and free of cloudiness with a light glow under UV light.
    The Melrose pattern was originally created by Brilliant Glass Co in 1888. Brilliant became Greensburg Glass in 1889 who continued the pattern. Huntington purchased the molds in 1892 and produced some of the pieces. Finally, the pattern ended up at Royal Glass circa 1898.
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