Antique 1886’s EAPG Uranium Glass Adam’s & Co. Daisy & Button Goblet

Description

Antique 1886’s EAPG Uranium Glass Adam’s & Co. Daisy & Button Goblet.
This EAPG pattern was manufactured by Adams & Company, Pittsburgh, PA in 1886, It was reissued by the United States Glass Company Pittsburgh, PA in 1891. Made in non-flint glass in the colors of amber, blue, clear, green and Vaseline. It can also be found in amber or ruby stain. Known by several names, daisy and button w/thumbprint panel, daisy and button w/amber stripes and daisy and button w/thumbprint.
This lovely Vaseline glass goblet is the daisy and button w/thumbprint pattern consisting of four panels of daisies and deep pressed stars, rather than the usual hobnails, and four thumbprint panels each containing five thumbprints. The flared round base consists of four daisy and star panels separated with clear Vaseline panels, and the stem consists of two round knobs, the bottom knob has a distinct delicate band of tiny thumbprints. This feature is not present on the later reproductions of this goblet pattern. The goblet measures 6 1/8" in height, 3 1/4" across the top and 3 1/8" across the base. There are no cracks, chips or repairs.
Please use the zoom feature to view condition up close, you will receive the exact item in the featured photos. Feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding.
Please note most items I sell come from vintage estates and are either antique, vintage, handmade or primitive. I sell a few newer collectibles as well. I always try to note any flaws or defects to the best of my ability. Everything is sold in as found condition. We don’t accept returns. I am glad to answer any questions you have to the best of my ability. We take pride in packaging your items very carefully to ensure safe shipping and handling and minimize any damage. In the event your item is damaged upon arrival please take photos immediately of both the box and item and notify us as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and consideration in this matter.
Thanks for looking!