EAPG US Glass Co. Column Cake Dish

A striking example of Early American Pattern Glass, this cake dish features the distinctive Broken Column motif — vertical glass stripes that echo neoclassical architecture. Produced by the United States Glass Company in the late 19th century, the pattern reflects the Victorian era’s fascination with classical design and craftsmanship. Once gracing parlors and dining tables at the turn of the century, this piece embodies the elegance of American heritage glassmaking. Its weight and detail make it feel substantial, luxurious, and enduring — the kind of timeless design you’d expect to see in a Ralph Lauren home collection. With its bold stripes and luminous sparkle, the Broken Column cake dish is both a historical treasure and a modern styling essential. Part of our Crystal Reverie collection — dreamlike vessels for everyday rituals. Maker: US Glass Co. Era: Late 19th Century Dimensions: 5" W x 5" L x 10 1/2" H Each of our treasures is a one-of-a-kind antique with its own story to tell. While we do our best to capture every detail and note any chips, wear, or variations, these pieces may show the gentle signs of age that make them so special. We hope you’ll embrace these unique characteristics as part of their charm and history. Because of their delicate and one-of-a-kind nature, all antique sales are final.