EBB-000184 Antique EAPG Oval Pickle Dish | Bryce, Walker & Co. Style | Starburst & Scroll Pattern | 1870s

A classic Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) oval pickle dish in colorless pressed glass, featuring a detailed starburst center framed by scrolling motifs and geometric texture. Attributed to the style of Bryce, Walker & Co., with patterns introduced in the 1870s, this piece reflects the richly patterned aesthetic of Victorian-era American tableware.

Originally intended for serving pickles or relishes, it remains just as useful today—bringing both history and texture to the table.

The pattern does all the work here—dense, tactile, and full of movement. It’s one of those pieces that quietly elevates a table, especially when mixed with ironstone or silver.

Styling Notes

• Perfect for pickles, olives, or cocktail garnishes
• Adds depth to antique or layered tablescapes
• Pair with silverplate or transferware for a collected look
• Also works beautifully as a small catchall

Details
Era: Late 19th Century (circa 1870s–1890s)
Maker/Origin: Attributed to Bryce, Walker & Co., United States
Material: Colorless pressed glass
Dimensions: Please confirm measurements
Condition: Good antique condition; light wear consistent with age. Minor flea bites along the rim/base, typical for early pressed glass. No major cracks observed