RARE Antique 1890s Victorian Pressed Glass Spooner/Sugar Bowl– Fully Verified

Want it delivered? Doorstep delivery within a 1-hour drive of Campbellford if your total order across my listings is $200 or more! Delivery is also available for the GTA (Toronto) on minimum orders of $300. Enhance your antique collection or add a touch of Victorian elegance to your home with these authentic Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) pieces from the late 1800s. Both items are fully verified, beautifully preserved, and showcase the magnificent quality and craftsmanship of the era. Priced separately. Item 1: Dalzell "No. 61D Alexis / Priscilla" Glass Spooner • Manufacturer: Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton Glass Co. (Findlay, Ohio) • Circa: Introduced in 1895 • Pattern Name & Number: Pattern No. 61D Alexis (Also historically known as Priscilla) • Description: A spectacular, fully verified piece of pressed glass history. This spooner features the signature, highly intricate starburst/flower motif panels seamlessly blended with circular thumbprint accents and a gorgeous scalloped rim. Originally designed to showcase fine flatware on a Victorian dining table, it functions perfectly today as a beautiful standalone centerpiece, bud vase, or lighting accent with brilliant clarity. Please note: The vintage spoons shown inside the glass pieces in the photos are for display inspiration only and are not included in the sale • Condition: Excellent antique condition for its age; Normal minor surface wear consistent with authentic 19th-century glass. • Price: $35.00 Item 2: George Duncan & Sons "No. 360 / Snail" Sugar Bowl ( no lid) or use as spooner. • Manufacturer: George Duncan & Sons (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) • Circa: Introduced in 1891 (just before becoming a member of U.S. Glass Co.) • Pattern Name & Number: Pattern No. 360 (Also historically known as Snail, Compact, or Idaho) • Description: A beautiful, highly collectible, and fully verified example of fine Victorian pressing. This piece features a heavy glass construction with stunning geometric styling and the beautiful, flowing scroll/spiral motifs that gave the pattern its famous "Snail" nickname. This was originally a lidded sugar bowl, but can be also used as a spooner. Spooners were intended to display a family's fine silverware at the center of the dining table. It makes a fantastic standalone vase or a prized cabinet display item. Please note: The vintage spoons shown inside the glass pieces in the photos are for display inspiration only and are not included in the sale • Condition: Very good antique condition with age-appropriate baseline wear. Fully functional with timeless display appeal. • Price: $35.00 Pick up Campbellford Delivery Peterborough, usually Wednesdays Can meet halfway Ask about delivery Keyword search EAPG glass, antique glassware, vintage spooner, pressed glass, Victorian crystal, Dalzell glass, George Duncan, Snail pattern, Priscilla pattern, glass spoon holder, 1890s antiques, vintage glassware, early American glass, crystal bud vase, antique celery vase, collectible glass, historical crystal, Ohio glass, Pittsburgh glass, old glassware, sugar bowl