Thomspon Bowtie Sugar Bowl Antique EAPG NO. 18 American Bowtie
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Antique EAPG Sugar Bowl. This antique Early American Pattern Glass sugar bowl was made by Thompson Glass. It is their NO. 18 pattern, aka Bowtie and/or American Bowtie. It dates to 1889. This sugar is approx. 4 1/2" tall x 4" across the top. There is some wear, aging and scratching. It does have some staining.
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