L.E. Smith
PUNCH BOWL L.E. SMITH CUPS US MANHATTAN ORIGINAL PICK ONE
PUNCH BOWL L.E. SMITH CUPS US MANHATTAN ORIGINAL PICK ONE
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PUNCH BOWL L.E. SMITH CUPS US MANHATTAN ORIGINAL PICK ONE
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E SMITH PUNCH BOWL AND TRAY CENTERPIECE BOWL IS 8 X 14" AND TRAY IS 2
1/2 X 22" PINWEELS & STARS SLEWED HORSESHOES PATTERN VERY HEAVY
PICK UP ONLY OR ARRANGE UPS OR FEDEX WE DELIVER TO THE THEIR OFFICE [A5RACK]
E SMITH PUNCH BOWL AND TRAY CENTERPIECE BOWL IS 8 X 14" AND TRAY IS 2
1/2 X 22" PINWEELS & STARS SLEWED HORSESHOES PATTERN VERY HEAVY
PICK UP ONLY OR ARRANGE UPS OR FEDEX WE DELIVER TO THE THEIR OFFICE [A5RACK]
2- L E SMITH punch bowl
with 12 cups PINWEELS & STARS SLEWED HORSESHOES PATTERN US Glass
Slewed Horseshoe Large EAPG. no pedestal, very good condition, no chips
or cracks, some light surface scratches commensurate with age, few
bubbles in the glass from it was made, one cup has a chip
with 12 cups PINWEELS & STARS SLEWED HORSESHOES PATTERN US Glass
Slewed Horseshoe Large EAPG. no pedestal, very good condition, no chips
or cracks, some light surface scratches commensurate with age, few
bubbles in the glass from it was made, one cup has a chip
3- L E SMITH pedestal punch with 12 cups PINWEELS & STARS SLEWED
HORSESHOES PATTERN US Glass Slewed Horseshoe Large EAPG. very good
condition, no chips or cracks, some light surface scratches commensurate
woth age, few bubbles in the glass from it was made.
HORSESHOES PATTERN US Glass Slewed Horseshoe Large EAPG. very good
condition, no chips or cracks, some light surface scratches commensurate
woth age, few bubbles in the glass from it was made.
4-US Glass Manhattan Pattern Punch Bowl,
Matching Underplatter ORIGINAL 1900s. UNDERPLATE HAS SOME CHIPS IN BORDER DIFFICULT TO NOTICE [*LARGEGLASS2BSKT]
Matching Underplatter ORIGINAL 1900s. UNDERPLATE HAS SOME CHIPS IN BORDER DIFFICULT TO NOTICE [*LARGEGLASS2BSKT]
The distinguishing characteristics of the Manhattan pattern
are a horizontal row of bulls-eyes surrounded by beads, a series of vertical
ribs resembling icicles, and bands of hexagonal blocks. The order in which
these three fundamental elements are located depends on the piece.
The United States Glass Company in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
began manufacturing the Manhattan pattern around 1902.The pattern line was
given the number 15078.
Evidently the Manhattan pattern was in production from 1902
through 1919. There was an article
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