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EAPG ROYAL LADY CRYING BABY PLATTER 1880S BELMONT GLASS CO CLEAR FANCY DETAIL
EAPG ROYAL LADY CRYING BABY PLATTER 1880S BELMONT GLASS CO CLEAR FANCY DETAIL
EAPG ROYAL LADY CRYING BABY PLATTER 1880S BELMONT GLASS CO CLEAR FANCY DETAIL
EAPG ROYAL LADY CRYING BABY PLATTER 1880S BELMONT GLASS CO CLEAR FANCY DETAIL

EAPG ROYAL LADY CRYING BABY PLATTER 1880S BELMONT GLASS CO CLEAR FANCY DETAIL

$ 4.74

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Excellent condition with no issues. Very minor hard to notice fine surface scratches. Does not distract.
  • Object Type: Platter
  • Color: Clear
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Style: Victorian
  • Type of Glass: Pressed Glass
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Glassmaking Technique: Pressed
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

    Description

    ***SHIPPING NOTICE*** (See below)
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    Hello!
    I have a lot of glass to sell and all will be listed with no reserve.  I have been on Ebay since November of 1996 and I guarantee what I sell.  As always, please ask questions before the listing ends in order to avoid any confusion later.  I always combine shipping on multiple lots won as I do not profit on shipping costs nor do I charge handling or fees for materials.
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    This auction is for a nice EAPG Early American Pattern Glass bread platter.  13 inches long and pressed in clear glass.  From the Belmont Glass Company, this is their #1 Royal pattern, aka Royal Lady.  This platter has a crying baby in the center with a frog in her porridge bowl.  Has two classical lady figures in the rim ornamentation.  Very fancy detailed molding.  Introduced in 1881.
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    ***CONDITION***  SHOWN AT TOP OF LISTING IN THE CONDITION REPORT
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    Thank you for taking the time to look at this listing!  Check back often as I will be listing items regularly.
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    ***Shipping Notice***  There has been an upswing in damaged packages in the last few years, as a result of poor or lazy packing on the part of the seller.  I have received items broken that would have been intact if properly packaged.
    Rest assured that I tend to overpack my boxes.  I have shipped a few thousand boxes of glass and I can recall maybe 3 that arrived damaged.  Buy with confidence knowing that it will arrive in the same condition that you bought it in, barring some extreme actions by the post office or anything unforeseen.
    Thank you!!