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Can you help me identify this pattern?
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Have been searching for days and can not find this pattern. Anyone know it?

Thanks.. GG

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GanGan
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It looks like EAPG Indiana Glass pattern 153, Rose Point Band, also known as Clematis, aka Water Lily. It dates to circa 1913.

answered over 12 years ago

TimeSpanTreasures
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Cut diamond Indiana pressed glass with Lotus pattern.

answered over 12 years ago

Process
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The top rim seems like ‘diamond cut’ – but it definitely is pressed glass

answered over 12 years ago

EuropeanGoodies
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Time Span you are good!

See this link [URL removed]

You can tell that is the pattern.

I am just posting the link it was Time Span that figured it out.

answered over 12 years ago

ArtsnEnds
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Thanks so much! Timespan, you are awesome!

answered over 12 years ago

GanGan
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