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    Posted 10 years ago

    mluna99
    (275 items)

    Got these with the other salt cellars. These 3 glass salt cellars are a little over an inch across and about an inch high.

    While looking these up, unsuccessfully, I learned that there are so many different patterns of these salt cellars/open salts.

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    1. Paul71 Paul71, 10 years ago
      Hi Luna,

      These are Bryce, Higbee's Banquet pattern. If you are interested in Bryce, Higbee glass (or other EAPG, for that matter), you might want to take a look at my book, which will be available in July.

      http://www.schifferbooks.com/homestead-glass-works-bryce-higbee-company-1879-1907-5954.html
    2. mluna99 mluna99, 10 years ago
      AKA Medallion Sunburst from 1896. Thanks Paul for the ID. I will have to check out the book when it comes out..
    3. Paul71 Paul71, 10 years ago
      Welcome, Luna,
      Bryce, Higbee's Banquet was actually introduced in 1897. It is first mentioned in trade journal reports in late 1896, but was a pattern for the Spring 1897 market.

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