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Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG
Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG

Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882 EAPG

$ 23.76

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: Flange has one shallow chip and one tiny chip near mold line. There is a shallow chip on the base and some paint from being placed on a shelf not quite dry. One flea bite on one of the ovals. Minor mold roughness at mold lines, three-part mold.
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Glassmaking Technique: pressed
  • Object Type: sugar bottom
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Style: Victorian
  • Color: clear
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Type of Glass: EAPG

    Description

    Iowa City Glass Stork or Crane sugar bottom without lid. Circa 1880-1882.The glass is clear and any colors you see in the photographs are reflections from indoors where I photographed the piece.
    This sugar bottom has the straw marks, bubbles and waviness in the glass common to this era of glassware. On each of the three sides is a different stork or crane figure. One standing erect, one with head extended forward, the third with its head down. A floral pattern divides the panels and the border is the Oval-and-Bar motif characteristic of Iowa City Glass pieces. Flange has one shallow chip and one tiny chip near mold line. There is a shallow chip on the base and some paint from being placed on a shelf not quite dry. One flea bite on one of the ovals. Minor mold roughness at mold lines, three-part mold. Please email with questions or comments. Weight before packing 1.852 pounds. 4 11/16” in diameter and 5 7/8” to top diameter of base 3 ½”.