Lot 9: A Collection of Late 19th and Early 20th Century Clear Pressed and Etched Glass Tableware
This collection of clear glass tableware comprises several items featuring both pressed and etched decorative techniques. One deep bowl is designed in a style resembling the Early American Prescut (EAPC) patterns, featuring a heavily textured body with starburst and hobnail motifs and a pronounced ruffled, scalloped rim. The group also contains two footed comports or bowls with wide pedestal bases, scalloped petal edges, and radial ribbing to the undersides. A fourth piece is a footed bowl with a smooth rim, decorated with a delicate etched floral and foliate spray. No manufacturer marks are visible on the pieces; they are in the style of various late Victorian and early 20th-century glassmakers such as Davidson, Sowerby, or Anchor Hocking. The items are currently marked with temporary adhesive lotting labels.
Condition report:
The items appear to be in good overall condition with no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible from the provided images. There is some surface dust and adhesive residue from the labels. Minor flea bite nicks common to pressed glass of this age may be present upon physical inspection.
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