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EAPG Flint Ribbed BELLFLOWER Sandwich Glass COMPOTE
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EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS COMPOTE "BELLFLOWER" PATTERN BOSTON AND SANDWICH GLASS COMPANY I SHIP WORLDWIDE Over the next few weeks I will be listing quite a few pieces of early American pressed and blown glass from a collector - dealer who recently passed away. Included in the collection are early whale oil and kerosene lamps, bar bottles, early patterned flint glass and early ceramics. Offered in this sale is a bell tone flint glass compote in the BELLFLOWER pattern that was made by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company. It measures 8" in diameter and is 5" tall. The condition is excellent. T are no chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines or evidence of grinding. Please feel free to email with any questions. I always guarantee everything that I sell to be as described. The last six images illustrate a number of other pieces that I am listing separately on Ebay. You are bidding on only the one piece in this sale. This piece is being sold without a reserve as long as t is an opening bid. High bidder to pay $8.00 shipping/ including insurance - inside the United States - $12.00 to Canada. SAVE ON SHIPPING: If you are bidding on or plan to bid on more than one item I will at your request hold the items to ship together. I WILL SHIP TO UK AND EUROPE on request. Money orders, personal checks and bank checks gladly accepted. You are also welcome to use PayPal. You can view a thumbnail gallery of my other items by clicking on the "View Seller's Other Items" icon at the top of this listing 
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