EAPG Glass - Butter Dish/Lid, Cream & Sugar Bowls

[maa1247]

Does anyone know the age of this beautiful EAPG Glass serving pieces - with strawberries/leaves and lots of gold embellishments?

[cogar]

It's similar to Northwood's Strawberry Pattern

[mart]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/186707351/decorated-crystal-eapg-northwood

Here is the Northwood pitcher in that pattern !!

Good morning Cogar !!

[maa1247]

Thank you - This could be Northwood but there is no "mark" on bottom of any of the pieces.  I realize that not all Northwood patterns carry the mark, and in some patterns that do carry the mark, not all pieces may have it. I am only guessing, but I think these pieces are early 1900's.  What are your thoughts on dating these items.  Thanks

[cogar]

The Northwood Glass Company is primarily noted for its Carnival Glass, ..... not its EAPG, ..... but keep in mind ....... that bunches n' bunches of Carnival Glass was made via use of the EAPG molds ...... so the "pattern" names are the same in most cases.

And ps, ...... you are seeing correctly, ....... not all Northwood pieces are "marked" ..... and that is why knowing the "pattern" name is important.

[KC]

Take a look at Indiana Glass Company -  Panelled Strawberry!

[maa1247]

These are from the Indiana Glass Company - perfect match - circa 1911 - thank you.  Perfect

[mart]

Just looked and these do have a different band  !!  This is greek key and Northwoods is just vertical lines!!

[cogar]

Good one, KC   

And Mart, I seen the "Greek key" and that's why I first stated "It's similar to Northwood's Strawberry Pattern".

I did 2 or 3 different Google searches but the identical "pattern" didn't come up.

[mart]

I didn`t notice til I enlarged it !! Your eyes are better than mine at that hour !!  Takes me a pot of coffee to get percolating and that was only my second cup !!

[cogar]

Mart, the "Greek key" design is/was a commonly used "theme" that can be found on dozens n' dozens of differ items ....... and thus the reason it "caught my eye" when I first looked a the posted picture.

That "Greek key" is oftentimes the "key" clue to determining who made it

[maa1247]

The Greek Key design is on the pieces made by The Indiana Glass Company is the same.  Thank all.