$75.00
Add authentic 19th-century American glassmaking to your collection with this stunning Richard & Hartley celery vase, circa 1877. Boasting a faceted stem and a scalloped rim, this exquisite Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) piece also glows yellow under blacklight—a fascinating detail that underscores its vintage charm. Treat yourself or a friend to a genuine piece of Victorian-era craftsmanship. Perfect for display, gifting, or a unique historical accent—this Richard & Hartley celery vase is a rare find that brings timeless elegance to any setting.
Key Features
Maker: Richard & Hartley Glass Company (Tarentum, PA; in operation 1865–1891)
Date: Circa 1877 (This vase is 148 years old)
Material: Clear pressed glass (glows under UV)
Design: Faceted stem, scalloped top
Condition: Excellent; no chips, cracks, or cloudiness
Dimensions:
8¼ inches in height
4 inches in diameter
Why You’ll Love It
Rich History: A prime example of 19th-century American pressed glass, perfect for collectors or anyone seeking a unique conversation piece.
Versatile Décor: Display as a statement vase for flowers or use as a striking accent in your dining or living space.
Collector-Grade Condition: Remarkably preserved for its age, offering both aesthetic appeal and investment potential.
(Note: Vintage items may show minor wear consistent with their age. Please review photos and ask any questions before purchase.)
A wonderful gift idea for a holiday or special occasion. Great gift for a collector of antique glass.
For more EAPG & Crystal Glassware items please click here:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MountainAireVintage?section_id=18747907&ref=shopsection_leftnav_1
MountainAireVintage (6507)
©For People Who Have A Deep Love Of Things Vintage
1-2 business days
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
Just contact me within: 14 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 21 days of delivery
Gift wrapping is available at an additional nominal fee. Please just convo us.
Our Vintage Rating Chart:
'LIKE NEW' Perfect mint condition.
EXCELLENT: Item has no chips cracks or crazing. May show wear from over the years such as small utensil marks.
GREAT: Item shows signs of wear due to everyday use. Larger utensil marks small flea bit chips.
VERY GOOD: Item has larger signs of wear from everyday use. Such as minor scratches, scuffing, crazing or flea bite chips.
GOOD: Item shows its years of use and love. There will be flaws such as chips, small cracks, more pronounced crazing etc. Price will reflect these defects. The item will show a larger amount of wear.
FAIR: Numerous noted flaws, some very significant. Larger cracks, chips, mars, etc. The item will have very significant wear for its years of use.
WE DO NOT SHIP USING INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING/COURIER SERVICES. Such as FLYBOX, Shop and Ship, Aramex etc. We use only direct shipping via postal services of each country.
A photo is required of the damaged item for insurance purposes.
Scroll to the bottom of the book description to find out how we rate our books