Posted 9 years ago
Lrp
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Received a set of 15 Rectangular dessert plates - told its cut glass but trying to identify origination/date. Any feedback is appreciated!
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Posted 9 years ago
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Received a set of 15 Rectangular dessert plates - told its cut glass but trying to identify origination/date. Any feedback is appreciated!
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A 7" rectangular plate is shown in a 1902 McKee Bros./National catalog. The pattern is called 'Electric' and considered EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass).
Great pattern. This design looks like it could have been done last week.
Thank you so much Tall Cakes! I thought it was EAPG but didn't have the catalogue
info. It does look quite modern in design as Welzebub suggests- I love them even more knowing it's from 1902- initially guessed 30s or 40s but saw another reference to the origination you sited to EAPG- thx again!
So this is no longer an unsolved mystery?