Following are a variety of pieces that “Go-With” EAPC. That is, they complement the pattern and existing Early American Prescut pieces. Most of these photos others posted on the EAPC Collectors Facebook Group, a few I found myself while searching for EAPC.
EAPC Go-Withs Gallery
5-Part Divided Tray -Aqua. Unknown pattern.Atomizer, antique Edwardian. Photo by Lorrie Brown.Berry Bowls – Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo by Vicky Hilton CunninghamBiscuit Jar: #100 Boxed Star by Kokomo Glass Manufacturing 1902Biscuit or cookie jar. Maybe an ice bucket? Unknown pattern. Photo by Gwen WalshBud Vase, Green – by Hoosier. Photo by Kathy HuishBowl with crimped edge by Imperial Glass 9″ dia with hobstar flower swag Cake Stand – Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Canister – Mr. Peanut by Anchor HockingCelery Dish, Green. American Brilliant GlassCoffee Mug by Sebastian Cruet by Bellaire Goblet Co. c 1886. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Decanter – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Egg Plate of unknown patternDecanter of unknown pattern. Photo by Kathy Johnson.Flower Frog by Westmoreland. Pressed Glass ~7-inch diameter with 43 holes. Works with EAPC Console Bowl.Flower Horn by Elson Glass Co. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Glass, Iced-Tea-Size unknown. Photo by Amanda Steelman Messer.Goblet 5.5″ tall, 6oz. Photo by Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Lazy Susan Insert – Wexford by Anchor Hocking. 6 of these will fit in the EAPC Large Platter.Perfume Bottles – Czechoslovakian. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Perfume Bottle – Irving Rice 1940 by Imperial Glass E 909. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Perfume Bottle – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Perfume Bottles – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Perfume Bottle – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Pitcher – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Pomade Jar – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Powder Jar – Arrowhead Green by L.E. Smith. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Round Tray with lip like it should have a lid. 7.25″ dia. Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo by Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Salt Cellar – American BrilliantSalt Cellar – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Toothpick Holder, Cobalt Blue. 2.5″ tall. Photo by Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Tumbler, Souvenir – Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Tumbler – unknown. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Vase – Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.3 pieces of Cristal D’Arques Durand Vincennes. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Several National Star Pieces by National Glass Co 1900. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.Several pieces of Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co. Photo courtesy of Vicky Hilton Cunningham.
EAPC Go-With Patterns and Companies
When looking for Go-With pieces, check out these patterns and companies:
American Brilliant
Arrowhead by L.E. Smith
Bellaire Goblet Co
Cristal D’Arques Durand Vincennes
Czechoslavakian crystal
Elson Glass Co.
Hoosier
Hobstar Flower Swag by Imperial Glass
Kokomo Glass Manufacturing 1902
Model Flint glass beveled star (EAPG)
National Star by National Glass Co 1900
Puritan 1895 aka Radiant Daisy Group by Robinson’s Glass Co.
If you have a pattern or company to recommend or have pictures of go-withs you’d like to share, please post them in the Comments section below.
