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Lot 89: A Collection of Cut Glass and Anchor Hocking Early American Prescut Glassware
This assortment comprises various pieces of decorative glassware, including several items from the Anchor Hocking Early American Prescut (EAPC) range, commonly known as the Star of David pattern. The collection features a large circular plate and multiple small bowls and dishes in the characteristic EAPC pressed glass design. Also included is a substantial cylindrical cut glass jar with a matching domed lid topped by a multifaceted finial, featuring deep-cut patterns of cross-hatched diamonds and starbursts. A square-bodied decanter with a diamond-cut pattern is present, fitted with a non-original patinated bronze-tone metal stopper. The group further contains an array of smaller glassware, including cups and jars, featuring various geometric motifs such as hobstars, fans, and simple diamond cuts. Several items retain small white adhesive labels printed with the numbers 19 and 61, alongside orange handwritten lot stickers.
Condition report:
The condition of the collection is mixed. Several pieces, particularly the square decanter and some smaller bowls, show significant internal cloudiness and residue consistent with sick glass. Minor fleabite chips are present along the sharp edges of the cut facets on multiple items. The metal stopper on the decanter is a non-original replacement. Light surface scratching and adhesive residue from labels are visible across the collection.
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