Glassware  Shakers -Antique/EAPG/Art

The fabulous world of antique salt shakers! They allow the glass collector to acquire examples of Art Glass, EAPG (Early American Pressed/Pattern Glass) and other genres of glassware in a space-saving fashion and to display the quality of the antique glass makers' workmanship.

Shakers -Antique/EAPG/Art

 

 

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Mt. Washington/Pairpoint Egg Shaker - Pseudo Burmese A lovely Mount Washington / Pairpoint Corp flat-end Egg Shaker with quite an extensive decoration! A pseudo Burmese coloring, with hand-painted flowers where each petal is a heavy dollop of white enamel - over a hundred of them! Sale price: $130.45 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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Mt. Washington/Pairpoint Egg Shaker - Verona Style Pansies A Mount Washington / Pairpoint Corp flat-end Egg Shaker with an exquisite pansy decoration. Painted in the lovely Verona style with three pansies - pink, blue and yellow - that are truly exceptional in their detail and life-like qualities. Sale price: $120.33 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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Mt. Washington/Pairpoint Tomato Shaker - Wild Roses A Mount Washington / Pairpoint Corp 'Tomato' Shaker with the original metal lid. The satinized opalware body is decorated with hand-painted rose florals in lovely pastel colors. Sale price: $44.45 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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CF Monroe Wave Crest / Mt Washington Creased Neck (Short) Salt Shaker, Fuchsia De'cor An opalware Creased Neck, Short version shaker made by the Mt. Washington Glass Co, with a lovely Fuchsia floral decoration. The hand-painted fuchsia is similar to a Mt Washington decoration (Lechner book III, pg 121), but this one has much thicker petals and more leaves. Sale price: $18.42 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG / Art Glass, Tulip Salt Shaker, Fostoria #1013, ca. 1898 A fantastic piece of early art glass from the Fostoria Glass Co - a large shaker with the blown shape of a tulip bud. Raised petals encircle the glass body, with alternating petals having a pink fired-on coloring. A light green fired-on wash above the petals adds just the right amount of color to suggest a tulip blossom. Topped off with what should be the original lid, this shaker is a must-have for any collection! (ref: Lechner book II, pg 90) Sale price: $28.49 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Opaque Opalware Bow and Tassel Shaker, Eagle Glass W.Va. ca 1899-1901 Blown-out designs of Bows, with dangling tasseled ends, on each shaker side with an overall pattern of random bumps, dips and ridges. One of Eagle Glass' not-so-gaudy designs, it has great eye appeal due to the interesting pattern, without it being too 'busy'. The nice details of the corded rope and the individual strands of the tassels also add to its charm. (ref. Lechner bk II, pg 73) Sale price: $14.25 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Melonette / Bulbous Twenty-Four Rib Salt Shaker, Consolidated Lamp and Glass An opaque white shaker, with a hint of opalescence, that is cute as a button! Made by Consolidated, ca 1894-1900, it has 24 raised (blown out) ribs in a vertical pattern around the spherical glass shaker body. A charming design that would make a welcome addition to any EAPG/Shaker collection! (ref: Lechner book II, pg 239 and book III, pg 44) Sale price: $16.49 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Floricut Salt Shaker, Pressed and Gray/Wheel Cut, US Glass ca 1916 A heavy glass shaker with a pressed pattern of elongated leaves and floral stems, as well as wheel-cut decorations of two, 8-petaled flower blossoms. Made by the US Glass Company in 1916 as pattern #15167, to supply a low-cost, but quality product; this being towards the end of what is considered to be the EAPG era. (ref: McCain book, pg 260) Sale price: $18.49 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Heavy Drape Salt Shaker, Fostoria #1300, ca. 1904 A nice piece of early Fostoria glass that illustrates why their products would come to be placed into the Elegant category! The exceptional clarity of the glass, along with a design that captures the eye, makes this a desirable pattern. The large, drooping lobes even suggest movement - the glass appears to (almost) be melting! (ref: McCain book, pg 496; Peterson 1-K bk, pg 27-W) Sale price: $16.49 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Rope Bands / Argent Footed Salt Shaker, US Glass ca 1891 A simple pattern that is explained by one of its names, 'Clear Panels with Cord Band'. The cord bands run top and bottom of the glass body, which also has four fairly thick, raised vertical ribs, evenly spaced around. This shaker is somewhat scarce, as most reference books fail to mention its inclusion in the Rope Bands pattern. (ref: McCain book, pg 440; Peterson 1-K bk, pg 170-P) Sale price: $18.49 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list

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EAPG Blown Clear Glass Cube Shaped Salt Shaker A simple design, a cube shape with tapered shoulders - but - it hides a beauty within its simplicity! The glass has such crystal-clear clarity that newsprint can be easily read when viewed through TWO sides. This is actually very significant, due to the varying thickness of the glass walls of the shaker. Sale price: $10.25 Quantity 1 Buy Now Add to wish list