Add a captivating touch of Victorian history to your table with this beautiful set of two mismatched antique water goblets. Representing the pinnacle of the Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) era, these clear flint glass stems date precisely back to the late 1880s through the 1890s. While they are a functional pair, they highlight two completely distinct historic patterns from prominent American glass houses.

The first goblet features the iconic Paneled Diamond Cut and Fan motif (historically cataloged as Pattern 900 by Richards and Hartley Glass Co. in Pennsylvania), showcasing brilliant geometric starburst medallions and a completely rayed starburst underside foot. The second goblet features an elegant, alternating pointed diamond arch framework over stacked diamond grids, balanced over a sleek, multi-part mold stem and a smooth, unpatterned circular base foot.

Excellent antique condition with no cracks or clouding. The glass is remarkably bright, clean, and clear. True to authentic 19th-century manufacturing, there are a few tiny natural factory air bubbles captured inside the molds and minor expected shelf friction on the base edges. Perfect for eclectic cottagecore styling, vintage weddings, or advanced EAPG collectors.