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The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a clear glass tray with a circular base, etched floral and leaf patterns, and a raised plain glass bowl in the center for dip or sauce, elegantly displayed on a reflective surface.

A clear, round glass rests on the Woulind Chile Serving Dish—a clear glass plate with etched floral and leaf patterns around the rim and radiating lines at the base. Both pieces feature matching radiating lines. The background is softly blurred.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish features a clear glass cup on a matching dish, both adorned with etched floral, leaf, and radiating line patterns that create a delicate effect as light reflects on the intricate glass details.

A clear glass tumbler rests on the Woulind Chile Serving Dish, which features a textured starburst center. The dish's etched floral and leaf patterns are highlighted against a blurred, dark background, accentuating the glassware’s details.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish, made of clear glass, sits centered on a matching plate. Both pieces feature etched floral patterns—the plate with flowers and leaves, the bowl with a sunburst base—against a softly blurred dark background.

A clear glass cup sits on a Woulind Chile Serving Dish adorned with intricate floral and grape patterns. The softly blurred background highlights the elegant textures of the Woulind dish and glassware.

EAPG Glass Plate

Name: EAPG Glass Plate
SKU: PLA-EAPGGLAS
Availability: InStock

$40.00

Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) plate featuring pressed floral pattern and radial sunburst center, typical of late 19th-century American tableware (shown here with clear glass bowl) .

• Time Period: 1850–1910
• Origin: USA
• Maker/Brand: Unmarked
• Medium: Pressed glass
• Style: Victorian / Pattern Glass
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Etched floral motif; radial ribbed base
• Dimensions: Approx. 8–9 inches diameter

1 in stock

SKU: PLA-EAPGGLAS Category: Platters Tag: Antique

Description

EAPG Glass Plate — a fine example of mass-produced Victorian-era American tableware. Made during the 1850–1910 period, this plate is formed from pressed glass and features a central starburst pattern surrounded by etched floral motifs. These plates were part of matched sets and produced using early industrial molds to bring ornate patterns into working- and middle-class homes .

The popularity of EAPG was driven by its affordability and durability, and its intricate patterns mimicked cut glass at a fraction of the cost. Many collectors also prize the subtle lavender glow that can appear under UV light in some manganese-based EAPG glass.

A classic collectible for lovers of American antiques and decorative glass.

EAPG Glass Plate

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