EAPG Cut Log Sugar Bowls and Creamer

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"Cut Log Beginning Collector's Set" of 3 Items and a Profile Listing. For the person who would like to begin collecting early American antique glassware. THIS IS THE STARTER SET FOR YOU! What I have up for auction is a Table Size Sugar Bowl , an Individual Size Sugar Bowl and an Individual Size Creamer in the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) pattern of "Cut Log." And also, a Profile Listing of nearly all of the items which were made in this pattern with measurements and photographs of each of the items. The "Cut Log" pattern: This EAPG pattern was made ca. 1889, by the Bryce, Higbee Company of Pittsburgh, PA. The pattern is a.k.a. "Ethol" or "Cat's Eye" or "Block." It was made only in clear glass. It has never been reproduced, so this is a very good pattern to begin collecting with. It is known that t were as many as 60 different items made in this pattern. Of the many different patterns of glass made during the 1800's, this one was very popular because of it's beauty and fine quality. (Measurements shown are at the widest diameter and the highest point.) Table Size Sugar Bowl with Lid: (one only) The measurements of this Bowl are: (base is 5 1/8"h x 5 1/4"d) (Lid is 3 1/8"h x 5 1/2"d) (together they are 8"h). This Bowl has no chips, scratches or imperfections and is in very good condition. Indidual Size Sugar Bowl with Lid: (one only) The measurements of this Bowl are: (base is 3 1/4"h x 3 1/2"d) (Lid is 2 5/8"h x 2 1/2"d) (together they are 5 1/4"h). The Bowl has no chips, scratches or imperfections and is in very good condition. Individual Size Creamer: (one only) The measurements if this Bowl are: (3 1/8"h x 2 1/2"d - not including the handle). The Bowl has no chips, scratches or imperfections and is in very good condition. Profile Listing: (Printed on 8 1/2" x 11" plain copy paper, 5 pages). Collecting EAPG items in a certain pattern can be an unkown proposition from the start. Records kept by the companies of what was made in a pattern are usually not available and listings found in books are very imcomplete. So, collectors take the time to compile information about the known items of a pattern in the form of a Profile. This is what I have This Profile was compiled by myself and with the help of other Cut Log collectors and I guarantee it's accuracy. The Listing is of known items that were made in this pattern, with measurements and photographs taken of each item. I've been collecting Cut Log for around 35 years and I can say that t is no other listing of known items as complete as this one. T is also a chart I made up of the many different sizes of compotes and their pedestals, and with information on how the compotes were made. T may be as many as 30 different sizes of compotes in this pattern. Photographs: (Printed on 8 1/2" x 11" plain copy paper, 11 photos). These are group pictures of the different items. T are also photographs with information showing how to identify the 6 different types of compotes and how they were made. Cut Log is a very fine and beautiful EAPG pattern. I have a few too many peices that I've collected over the years. I am offering them, and my Profile, to help others to get started into the fun of collecting EAPG. The Profile will be a great help for the beginning collector, and even for seasoned collectors and antiques dealers. Good luck on bidding and thanks for looking! PLEASE READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING BEFORE BIDDING! PAYMENT: I accept money orders, cashiers checks, personal checks, and PayPal is my perferred method of payment. Payment MUST be made to me within 10 days of the end of the auction - unless other arrangements are made through E-mail contact. If no contract or payment is made by the 10th day, I will offer the items to the next hightest bidder or re-list the items. I will then notify Ebay of the non-payment. Of course, items will be shipped to the bu... read more

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