Early American Pattern Glass at its most meticulous.
The Lorne pattern by Bryce Brothers is a collector's piece in every sense — ribs and columns with dense stippling throughout, a scalloped and beaded underplate, and the kind of pressed glass detail that tells you exactly how seriously American craftsmen took their tableware in the 1880s. Bryce Brothers Glass operated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1882 to 1891 before joining the U.S. Glass Company combine; their glass was used by U.S. Presidents and sent to American embassies around the world. Wide enough to serve not just butter but jellies and jams as well. No issues found — excellent antique condition.
A meaningful find for any EAPG collector, and a beautiful piece of American glass history for the table.
Maker: Bryce Brothers Glass Co. | Pattern: Lorne
Material: Pressed glass (EAPG)
Dimensions: 7.0" long (handle to handle) × 5.0" wide × 4.0" tall (with lid)
Era: circa 1880s (antique)
Origin: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Condition: Excellent antique. No chips, cracks, or issues. All sales final.
