The States Bowl EAPG Cane and Star Medallion US Glass
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$50.00
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Antique EAPG The States Bowl. This antique Early American Pattern Glass bowl is in The States pattern made by US Glass. It is aka Cane and Star Medallion and dates to 1905. The bowl is approx. 9 1/2" across x 1 3/4" tall. It is in good condition with some wear, aging and scratching.
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