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Antique Victorian Early American Pattern Glass Ruby Stained Souvenir Set
This listing is for a collectible four-piece grouping of genuine antique Early American pattern glass featuring deep ruby stained, ruby flashed detailing and brilliant pressed crystal bases. These wheel engraved, etched souvenir glass pieces were prized keepsakes purchased during the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods at major tourist landmarks, fairs, and expositions.
Items Included in this Pattern Glass Lot:
Large Victorian Pitcher (approximately 11.5 inches tall): Featuring a radiant ruby stain body above a brilliant pressed Early American pattern glass base with an applied crystal glass handle. Wheel engraved script reads: "Hattie Lewis 1907".
1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition Tumbler (approximately 4 inches tall): Ornate clear pressed glass base with button cane diamond geometric pattern. Hand engraved: "World's Fair 1893".
1901 Hot Springs Mug with Applied Handle (approximately 3.25 inches tall): Classic pillared fluted pattern glass base and rich ruby flashed top. Hand engraved: "Chas. Hot Springs, Ark. 1901".
Cedar Point Toothpick Holder (approximately 2.25 inches tall): Diamond point pattern glass miniature beaker with a scalloped sawtooth rim. Wheel engraved: "Cedar Point".
Condition:
Authentic antique condition consistent with 1890s to 1900s Victorian glass tableware. The ruby flashing shows strong color with light surface rubbing and standard shelf display wear appropriate for age. No major chips or structural cracks observed. Please review the high-resolution images carefully for pattern details and measurements.
