EAPG Pressed Gold Pitcher Sugar Spooner Celery Set 1890 US Glass Co McKee & Bros

Piece-by-Piece Identification

• Spooner / Celery Vase (Right): This piece is the Champion pattern (also known as Fan with Crossbars), produced by McKee & Bros. around 1896. It features tall, radiating fan motifs emerging from a base of intersecting crossbars and diamond-cut facets with gold accents.

• Water Pitcher (Center): This pitcher is the New Jersey pattern (also known as Loops and Darts or Gold Circle), introduced by the United States Glass Company around 1900–1901. It is characterized by tall, pointed oval panels accented with gold flashing, set above fine diamond-point presswork and topped with a wide, gilded scalloped collar.

• Spooner / Spill Holder (Left): This piece matches the Pennsylvania pattern (also known as Balder), introduced by the United States Glass Company in 1897 as part of their States Series. It features heavy gold gilding along the scalloped rim and downward-pointing fan triangles over a diamond-and-prism body.

Condition: visible gold flash wear throughout, with age-related surface wear from use and handling. No chips or cracks. Glass fluoresces green under 365nm UV light.

Other words used to describe this product: eapg, antique glass, vintage glass, uranium glass, glowing glass, pressed glass, flashed glass, gold trim, collectible glass, table set, glass pitcher, sugar bowl, spooner