2 Pieces Of EAPG

1. Celery vase, measures 9" tall and is 4" wide.

2. Compote, frosted with yellow rim. Measures 5 1/4" tall and is 7 3/4" wide.

 

Hi Josh,
I have had a couple of pieces of your second piece with the yellow trim. Once piece still had a Made in Germany label. it was never ID'd. I think it was taller more than round.
greg

 

No. 2: Even given Greg's assessment above, I'd aver this was the Gonterman pattern from Geo. Duncan & Sons. I don't seem to have a picture on file...It was Duncan's No. 95, Introduced in July 1887, discontinued by 1890. Its found on page 96 of Early Duncan Glassware.

 

Here's a picture, not sure what size it will come through as.

OK, there is it. I know, this isn't documentation. You'll just have to trust the book.

 

Thanks greg and cherryhill. That looks to be n exact match to my piece.

 

Hi Tom,
Thanks for the photo. The photo by Josh does not have the knob on the stem either. Neither did my pieces. I wonder who made them????
greg

 

I would offer that the knob on the stem was deleted due to the short length of the stem. At that size it could have been a master berry bowl. Regardless of who made it it's a lovely pattern and a beautiful bowl.
Don

 

Only George Duncan& Sons made this pattern. Yes, the table set might well have had different stems than the compotes. I hate to say rare, but this is a very scarce pattern.