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07-13-2011 #1Junior Member
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Depression Glass- who made it??
This is a plate I found in my late sister's house. I remember she told me once it was very old and thought it was quite valuable. Any idea when it was made and who made it? The design on the top & bottom of the plate look to me like Civil War timeframe but I really have no real idea. I would like to sell this plate and would like to know some sort of vlaue . There are 2 chips on the back side of the plate on rim--one at 12 o clock and one at 8 o clock-- the front of rim is not chipped just slice-like pieces off the back. The plate measures 6.7/8" to be exact.
Thanks for your help.Last edited by clockman; 07-14-2011 at 02:44 AM. Reason: added picture
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07-13-2011 #2
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The pattern was probably made by Bryce Brithers. The pattern is known by several names , 'wheat & barley',"Dusquene" and , 'Oat & Barley " The pattern dates from the 1880's. and is a EAPG glass (Early American Pattern Glass).
Am I seeing a couple of chips on the edge og the glass? What does the plate measure?
Size and condition are very important .Last edited by Maggie Turnipseed; 07-13-2011 at 05:40 PM.
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07-13-2011 #3
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The color is just beautiful!
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07-13-2011 #4Junior Member
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The plate measures 7" & yes there are 2 small chips --one at "12 oclock" (about the size of a tip of my thumb) and a another at "9" a much smaller one. Can add more pictures if that will help.


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