Antique matching pair of Early American Pattern Glass celery vases in the Tulip and Sawtooth pattern, originally introduced by Bryce Richards and Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1854. These Victorian era clear glass vases feature dramatic tulip shaped rims, elongated panels, diamond sawtooth detailing, and faceted pedestal stems.
Details
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Manufacturer: Bryce Richards and Company pattern, later produced by successor firms
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Pattern: Tulip and Sawtooth
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Era: Victorian, second half of the 19th century
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Origin: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
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Material: Clear pressed glass
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Quantity: Matching pair of 2
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Form: Tall footed celery vases
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Rim: Flared tulip shaped scalloped design
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Body: Vertical panels with geometric sawtooth detailing
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Stem: Multi faceted pedestal
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Base: Round foot with radiating starburst pattern
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Measurements: Approximately 10 inches tall and 4.5 inches in diameter each
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Markings: No visible maker marks
Condition: Antique preowned condition with expected age related surface wear. No obvious major damage visible in the photographs. Please review all images for condition details.
An attractive matching pair of 19th century American pressed glass, suitable for EAPG collections, Victorian displays, or decorative floral arrangements.
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