Curtain Tie Back Sugar Bowl EAPG Adams Glass
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Antique EAPG Sugar Bowl. This antique Early American Pattern Glass Sugar Bowl is in the Curtain Tie Back pattern. It was made by Adam's and Company in the 1880's. It is Adams pattern #155. The bowl is approx. 4 1/2" tall x 4 1/2" across the top x 3 3/4" across the base. There is no lid to go with it. There is wear, aging and scratching. There is also some chipping to the bowl, mainly around the top of it.
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