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<p>[QUOTE="TallCakes, post: 4829, member: 107"]this EAPG era toothbrush holder was made by U. S. Glass. Yes, EAPG = Early American Pattern Glass. The "Pattern" is important as to be considered EAPG it must be part of an extended service set or 'part of a pattern'. Individual pieces that are not of an extended set are typically considered EAPG or Victorian era.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TallCakes, post: 4829, member: 107"]this EAPG era toothbrush holder was made by U. S. Glass. Yes, EAPG = Early American Pattern Glass. The "Pattern" is important as to be considered EAPG it must be part of an extended service set or 'part of a pattern'. Individual pieces that are not of an extended set are typically considered EAPG or Victorian era.[/QUOTE]
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