Dugan AMARYLLIS ANTIQUE CARNIVAL ART GLASS STEMMED PLATE PURPLE RARE SHAPE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:3891243 | Original/Reproduction: Antique Original |
| Color: Purple | Object Type: Stemmed Plate |
| Type of Glass: Carnival |
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ITEM DESCRIPTION:
This is a VERY SCARCE Antique Dugan AMARYLLIS Stemmed PLATE made in the early 1900's. The base glass color is PURPLE. PLEASE SEE YOUR PRICE GUIDES AND REFERENCE MANUALS. Not your every day piece here! These elegant little Gems are darn tough to find! This a PLATE...flattened out from a compote...in PURPLE! Opportunities to own them are indeed RARE! As the photographs, in total, clearly show, the iridescence is Quite Rich in nature featuring Exquisite Rainbow Multi-Color highlights, amid a Shimmering Golden overall background, giving it Fabulous eye appeal. Just in sheer rarity along...it sure makes a heck statement on display! When was the last time you saw one for sale? The elegant raised pattern details glisten nicely too in natural light. If you enjoy owning the very difficult to get pieces, and have been looking for one of these Extremely Elusive Stemmed PLATES, a Beautiful PURPLE one, in great condition...take a real good look here! The shelf presence is FABULOUS! Please see the photographs and enjoy. I cram as many angles and information about the iridescent splendor as I can into 12 photos. Dark areas are shadows and/or reflections only. These are very tough to find in a PLATE and this one is a Dandy! An Awesome piece of Antique Dugan Glass. There is no markings whatsoever! Antique Dugan at it's very finest. It is every bit as Elegant and Beautiful as the photographs show!
ITEM MEASUREMENTS:
The piece is 5 5/8 inches wide at the widest point. It is 2 inches tall at the tallest point.
BASE GLASS COLOR:
PURPLE
ITEM CONDITION:
There are NO CHIPS, CRACKS or REPAIRS on this EXTREMELY ELUSIVE, Elegant, Beautiful Antique Dugan Stemmed PLATE. A Fantastic example of this Fine Antique Glass.
THE BASE : The mold seams are barely there to the touch...nice and smooth for these. The bottom of the base shows no shelf wear at all which is extraordinary for any piece of this fine old glass. It sits level on a flat surface.
THE INTERIOR: The interior of the piece shows no wear at all which is extraordinary for this shape and pattern. The photographs clearly show the condition is exceptional to say the least. As the photographs, in total, clearly show, the iridescence is Quite Rich in nature featuring Exquisite Rainbow Multi-Color highlights, amid a Shimmering Golden overall background, giving it Fabulous eye appeal. Just in sheer rarity along...it sure makes a heck statement on display! When was the last time you saw one for sale? The elegant raised pattern details glisten nicely too in natural light. If you enjoy owning the very difficult to get pieces, and have been looking for one of these Extremely Elusive Stemmed PLATES, a Beautiful PURPLE one, in great condition...take a real good look here! Opportunities to own them are indeed RARE! The shelf presence is absolutely FABULOUS! A PREMIUM, TOP NOTCH piece of Antique Dugan Glass.
THE EXTERIOR: I see no wear which is exceptional for sure.
THE EDGE: The edge on this piece is well formed in every regard. The PLATE is well shaped...very flat for these...well balanced. The extended edges have all been accounted for. A Delightful piece and a Tough, Tough find! It was absolutely kept as a Show Case piece without a doubt!
That is all I can find on this VERY SCARCE, Exquisite Antique Dugan Stemmed PLATE. A wonderful example of this very seldom ever seen pattern, darn tough to find shape and base glass color. A Visually Pleasing presentation that sure stands out in a crowd. Opportunities to own these, flattened out into a PLATE, are indeed RARE! If you enjoy owning the very difficult to find pieces, ones few others have, and have been looking for one these highly desirable Stemmed PLATES, a Pretty one, in PURPLE, in great condition, take a real good look here! It will add Impressive visual charm and appeal to your display as well was outstanding dollar value. It is very bit as Elegant and Beautiful as the photographs show.
ANTIQUES IN GENERAL: I have been selling antiques on Ebay for many years now. I am an antique enthusiast and collector of old glass, pottery, decoys, etc. I find it completely fascinating. I am a huge advocate of antique carnival glass. There is nothing else like it in the world of antiques...in my opinion...not even close. You my note my format is very simple. I fully intend it to be that way. I do not think it is necessary to include a bunch of glitz, glamour and special effects...the photographs say it all. You will find my descriptions much more detailed than you will get at any public auction I guarantee you. I do my best to point out true issues. I am not perfect, but I try to be. True antique glass, in particular, always has some sort of manufacturing marks. It was made a century ago and mass produced, cheaply, well before quality standards were even an idea. Well before cell phones, computers, technology. People during that time still went to the corner drug store to use a phone! Horse and buggy were still common as a primary means of transportation! These antiques are awesome all by themselves. These historical pieces I sell are part of our history, as a country, and made right here in the good ole' USA unless I state otherwise. They represent a time period when America made things, great things...before it was popular to sell this country out. Imagine...made in the USA...what a concept!
Manufacturing marks...antique glass was not made perfectly. Thus...you will NEVER see me use the word MINT in my ads. There is no such thing. There are common marks that are known by us who love this glass and generally accepted. Surface stretch marks, straw marks, enclosed manufacturing bubbles, pulled and uneven edges, tool marks, rough seams, irregularly shaped bases, uneven edges, undissolved dye or pigment runs within the glass...among other things. If you ever saw one of the molds used to pour this glass, and studied glass making during that time period at all, you would fully understand. AND YOU SHOULD research it! If there are manufacturing marks out of the ordinary...I will mention it. Normal manufacturing marks though, will not be mentioned, and should certainly be anticipated! I include 12 photos for assessment purposes. This is iridized antique pressed/poured glass. The only thing that makes it different from plain pressed pattern glass is it is iridized! Each piece was iridized individually...by hand. Some workers took great pride in that they did. Others did not. Thus there is a wide variety of iridescent presentations available, per pattern, per base glass color. It makes each piece unique!
EDUCATION: It is always a great idea to educate yourself about antiques you are interested in before you purchase from me or anyone else. I highly encourage it. It will further hone your appreciation and interest. For Antique Carnival Glass...I highly recommend David Doty's price guides as the best reference to patters with. His updated 1998 Price Guide...updated in 2000...is the best book on Antique Carnival Glass in my opinion. It is hard to find, but well worth the money when you can find it. I also recommend Edwards and Carwile's Carnival Glass Encyclopedia...there are several editions. I have found they cover the widest array of patterns and the text is excellent. There are many other references available, some good, some not. Nothing, however, takes the place of handling the glass. Lots of it.
PAYMENTS: I always appreciate quick payments. I grant extra time if needed and I will work with people if you contact me ahead of time.
SHIPPING: I only ship on Saturday's and Monday's. I ship USPS Priority Mail exclusively. It is faster, and the least amount of time a box spends in the Postal System...the better. I have had great luck for many, many years using it. I use excellent packaging components and pack every piece like I want them packaged for me. I have had thousands of feedbacks complimenting my packing if you care to read them all. I take great pride in taking care of these historical pieces.
SHIPPING DISCOUNTS: Nobody, including me, likes shipping costs. They are what they are though. I will discount shipping as much as I can if you win multiple pieces. How much depends on the size of a box, weight, and most of all where you live. There is a great difference in price depending on location. I can ship to Canada cheaper than I can ship to the far west coast, far east cost or far southwest. Crazy, but again...it is what it is. Insurance is always included in the price. I wouldn't think of shipping without insurance. Packing materials are expensive...and I do include small fees to help offset it. There is no profit in shipping! I lose money every year shipping these antiques. Please allow me to send an invoice at the end of the auctions, before you pay, and I will discount shipping for multiple pieces won at that time.
RETURNS: All purchases are final. I run 7 and 10 day auctions...nearly always include 12 photos and detailed descriptions. There is plenty of information to make an educated decision with. There is more than adequate time to ask questions. If I make a mistake, I will make it right. Work with me directly please. However...I have no tolerance for buyers remorse. And if you choose to use eBay's return policy...you can count on being blocked from any future bidding. You do not get to return items at Public Auctions...and this is an auction...an auction with far more detail and information than any Public Auction. Do not take advantage if you value bidding.
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
This is a VERY SCARCE Antique Dugan AMARYLLIS Stemmed PLATE made in the early 1900's. The base glass color is PURPLE. PLEASE SEE YOUR PRICE GUIDES AND REFERENCE MANUALS. Not your every day piece here! These elegant little Gems are darn tough to find! This a PLATE...flattened out from a compote...in PURPLE! Opportunities to own them are indeed RARE! As the photographs, in total, clearly show, the iridescence is Quite Rich in nature featuring Exquisite Rainbow Multi-Color highlights, amid a Shimmering Golden overall background, giving it Fabulous eye appeal. Just in sheer rarity along...it sure makes a heck statement on display! When was the last time you saw one for sale? The elegant raised pattern details glisten nicely too in natural light. If you enjoy owning the very difficult to get pieces, and have been looking for one of these Extremely Elusive Stemmed PLATES, a Beautiful PURPLE one, in great condition...take a real good look here! The shelf presence is FABULOUS! Please see the photographs and enjoy. I cram as many angles and information about the iridescent splendor as I can into 12 photos. Dark areas are shadows and/or reflections only. These are very tough to find in a PLATE and this one is a Dandy! An Awesome piece of Antique Dugan Glass. There is no markings whatsoever! Antique Dugan at it's very finest. It is every bit as Elegant and Beautiful as the photographs show!
ITEM MEASUREMENTS:
The piece is 5 5/8 inches wide at the widest point. It is 2 inches tall at the tallest point.
BASE GLASS COLOR:
PURPLE
ITEM CONDITION:
There are NO CHIPS, CRACKS or REPAIRS on this EXTREMELY ELUSIVE, Elegant, Beautiful Antique Dugan Stemmed PLATE. A Fantastic example of this Fine Antique Glass.
THE BASE : The mold seams are barely there to the touch...nice and smooth for these. The bottom of the base shows no shelf wear at all which is extraordinary for any piece of this fine old glass. It sits level on a flat surface.
THE INTERIOR: The interior of the piece shows no wear at all which is extraordinary for this shape and pattern. The photographs clearly show the condition is exceptional to say the least. As the photographs, in total, clearly show, the iridescence is Quite Rich in nature featuring Exquisite Rainbow Multi-Color highlights, amid a Shimmering Golden overall background, giving it Fabulous eye appeal. Just in sheer rarity along...it sure makes a heck statement on display! When was the last time you saw one for sale? The elegant raised pattern details glisten nicely too in natural light. If you enjoy owning the very difficult to get pieces, and have been looking for one of these Extremely Elusive Stemmed PLATES, a Beautiful PURPLE one, in great condition...take a real good look here! Opportunities to own them are indeed RARE! The shelf presence is absolutely FABULOUS! A PREMIUM, TOP NOTCH piece of Antique Dugan Glass.
THE EXTERIOR: I see no wear which is exceptional for sure.
THE EDGE: The edge on this piece is well formed in every regard. The PLATE is well shaped...very flat for these...well balanced. The extended edges have all been accounted for. A Delightful piece and a Tough, Tough find! It was absolutely kept as a Show Case piece without a doubt!
That is all I can find on this VERY SCARCE, Exquisite Antique Dugan Stemmed PLATE. A wonderful example of this very seldom ever seen pattern, darn tough to find shape and base glass color. A Visually Pleasing presentation that sure stands out in a crowd. Opportunities to own these, flattened out into a PLATE, are indeed RARE! If you enjoy owning the very difficult to find pieces, ones few others have, and have been looking for one these highly desirable Stemmed PLATES, a Pretty one, in PURPLE, in great condition, take a real good look here! It will add Impressive visual charm and appeal to your display as well was outstanding dollar value. It is very bit as Elegant and Beautiful as the photographs show.
ANTIQUES IN GENERAL: I have been selling antiques on Ebay for many years now. I am an antique enthusiast and collector of old glass, pottery, decoys, etc. I find it completely fascinating. I am a huge advocate of antique carnival glass. There is nothing else like it in the world of antiques...in my opinion...not even close. You my note my format is very simple. I fully intend it to be that way. I do not think it is necessary to include a bunch of glitz, glamour and special effects...the photographs say it all. You will find my descriptions much more detailed than you will get at any public auction I guarantee you. I do my best to point out true issues. I am not perfect, but I try to be. True antique glass, in particular, always has some sort of manufacturing marks. It was made a century ago and mass produced, cheaply, well before quality standards were even an idea. Well before cell phones, computers, technology. People during that time still went to the corner drug store to use a phone! Horse and buggy were still common as a primary means of transportation! These antiques are awesome all by themselves. These historical pieces I sell are part of our history, as a country, and made right here in the good ole' USA unless I state otherwise. They represent a time period when America made things, great things...before it was popular to sell this country out. Imagine...made in the USA...what a concept!
Manufacturing marks...antique glass was not made perfectly. Thus...you will NEVER see me use the word MINT in my ads. There is no such thing. There are common marks that are known by us who love this glass and generally accepted. Surface stretch marks, straw marks, enclosed manufacturing bubbles, pulled and uneven edges, tool marks, rough seams, irregularly shaped bases, uneven edges, undissolved dye or pigment runs within the glass...among other things. If you ever saw one of the molds used to pour this glass, and studied glass making during that time period at all, you would fully understand. AND YOU SHOULD research it! If there are manufacturing marks out of the ordinary...I will mention it. Normal manufacturing marks though, will not be mentioned, and should certainly be anticipated! I include 12 photos for assessment purposes. This is iridized antique pressed/poured glass. The only thing that makes it different from plain pressed pattern glass is it is iridized! Each piece was iridized individually...by hand. Some workers took great pride in that they did. Others did not. Thus there is a wide variety of iridescent presentations available, per pattern, per base glass color. It makes each piece unique!
EDUCATION: It is always a great idea to educate yourself about antiques you are interested in before you purchase from me or anyone else. I highly encourage it. It will further hone your appreciation and interest. For Antique Carnival Glass...I highly recommend David Doty's price guides as the best reference to patters with. His updated 1998 Price Guide...updated in 2000...is the best book on Antique Carnival Glass in my opinion. It is hard to find, but well worth the money when you can find it. I also recommend Edwards and Carwile's Carnival Glass Encyclopedia...there are several editions. I have found they cover the widest array of patterns and the text is excellent. There are many other references available, some good, some not. Nothing, however, takes the place of handling the glass. Lots of it.
PAYMENTS: I always appreciate quick payments. I grant extra time if needed and I will work with people if you contact me ahead of time.
SHIPPING: I only ship on Saturday's and Monday's. I ship USPS Priority Mail exclusively. It is faster, and the least amount of time a box spends in the Postal System...the better. I have had great luck for many, many years using it. I use excellent packaging components and pack every piece like I want them packaged for me. I have had thousands of feedbacks complimenting my packing if you care to read them all. I take great pride in taking care of these historical pieces.
SHIPPING DISCOUNTS: Nobody, including me, likes shipping costs. They are what they are though. I will discount shipping as much as I can if you win multiple pieces. How much depends on the size of a box, weight, and most of all where you live. There is a great difference in price depending on location. I can ship to Canada cheaper than I can ship to the far west coast, far east cost or far southwest. Crazy, but again...it is what it is. Insurance is always included in the price. I wouldn't think of shipping without insurance. Packing materials are expensive...and I do include small fees to help offset it. There is no profit in shipping! I lose money every year shipping these antiques. Please allow me to send an invoice at the end of the auctions, before you pay, and I will discount shipping for multiple pieces won at that time.
RETURNS: All purchases are final. I run 7 and 10 day auctions...nearly always include 12 photos and detailed descriptions. There is plenty of information to make an educated decision with. There is more than adequate time to ask questions. If I make a mistake, I will make it right. Work with me directly please. However...I have no tolerance for buyers remorse. And if you choose to use eBay's return policy...you can count on being blocked from any future bidding. You do not get to return items at Public Auctions...and this is an auction...an auction with far more detail and information than any Public Auction. Do not take advantage if you value bidding.
