Unlisted Patterns to be Named

In our travels to photograph collections across the country, we have encountered unlisted patterns that appear in multiple collections. We believe that these patterns need some type of notation so that they can be referenced. Before we take it upon ourselves to name these patterns, we want to put samplings from these patterns before the glass community in hope that someone may have some information on the patterns that will lead to their identification. If you have any information on one or more of the patterns shown below, please send us an email with the information to patterns@eapgpatterns.com, please include the Unlisted I.D. No. in your email.

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Unlisted I.D. No.	Comments	Forms
UL_0514	At first this pattern might be identified as O'Hara's Cordova. Cordova is paneled, so it can be eliminated. The pattern base is similar to Pleat Band by Indiana Goblet and Tumbler. It also has characteristics of Bellaire Glass. King #28 has a base somewhat similar.	Open Compote Alternate View	Covered Compote	Spooner
UL_0603	Similar to Royal Lady Celery Vase.	Celery Vase Alternate view
UL_0604	Similar to O'Hata's Hand.	Covered Sugar Bowl
UL_0605	Note the decoration down from the lip of the creamer. This pattern is like Dart. Dart and Convex Band, Ruby, and several others.	Creamer
UL_0609	This pattern has the same finial as King's Pen pattern.	Covered Compote Finial close-up
UL_0611	This piece was probably made between 1910 and 1920. It is both pressed and engraved.	Handled Open Sugar Bowl Alternat view
UL_0612	A Cruet may the the only piece made in this pattern.	Cruet
UL_0613	We have found multiple pieces in this pattern.	Open Compote Different angle.
UL_0618	This Covered Sugar Bowl not only has teardrops around the Sugar Bowl, it also has teardrops coming down the side.	Covered Sugar Bowl
UL_0619	An unknown Stippled Dart pattern.	Spooner
UL_0620	An unknown Fancy Handles pattern.	Spooner
UL_0621	There are lots of Honeycomb patterns. This one is different because it has a flat bottom.	Celery Vase
UL_0622	Many would mistake this Cruet to be part of U.S. Glass' Ohio State Pattern series, but it is not.	Cruet
UL_0623	A Dresser/Powder Jar may be the only form made in this pattern.	Dresser/Powder Jar
UL_0627	This pattern is somewhat similar to Princeton and Pointed Oval with Circle.	Syrup Pitcher
UL_0628	This is a very plain patter with only a knob (finial) to distinquish it from other patterns.	Covered Sugar Bowl
UL_0629	This pattern is somewhat similar to Currier and Ives.	Cake Stand Different angle.
UL_0630	This is a wonderful pattern, but we have not found another piece.	Salver