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Sean George Pressed Glass and Goblets has specialized in glass for over 25 years. We offer Antique & Our love and passion for early glass began many years ago.

As we learned and discovered other eras of glass we quickly became passionate for all periods of it. Consequently, Sean George Pressed Glass and Goblets evolved and now offers Antique Pressed/ Pattern Glass, Depression Glass in clear and coloured, Victorian, Early Flint & Blown Glass, Oil Lamps and miniatures,Vintage Glass including Fenton, Milk Glass and Manhattan, Kitchenware as well as Jadeite, Fire King, Pyrex and more! Our goals are to offer the best quality in Antique and Vintage Glass, education & sharing of ideas, as well as our passion for glass! We love glass that can be used, enjoyed and appreciated!

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from our home to yours! 🧡🍁

As we are celebrating Thanksgiving Weekend in Canada, this beautiful table has us reflecting on the love & passion that each one of our clients puts into collecting and planning occasions to use their beautiful treasures! It is truly is very warming! 🧡

This weekend is about enjoying friends & family while we share a special meal...and yes, those unique pieces on your table will add a little warmth & give you and your guests lots of joy! ✨

We are so very thankful for each one of YOU! Yes, every customer who buys is important, but for us it is also about the friendships we build with you. Your kind and supporting comments, your likes & shares mean so very much! 🧡

Each photo sent, gives us joy and inspiration for us to achieve more, but also inspires others!

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for sharing our passion and journey in the glass world! 🧡

Wishing you, your family & friends many blessings this Thanksgiving Weekend! Let's be thankful for every moment in life and every blessing we have! 🧡

Thank you Cindy Court for this gorgeous table! You are a very passionate glass lover!❤️

10/09/2026

What's under the dome? Friday feature! 🍂🌿

A goblet that has so many interesting details and a crisp floral/ferns motif...or is it? We always love patterns that can be a conversation piece discussing the name! 🌿

We often wonder what inspired glass makers to create a pattern. Often it was created as the name or details of the pattern were something that was in our current day lifestyle of that period.

"Panelled Julep" Julep can refer to several varieties of flowers as well as a famous cocktail....but with a little more digging, it also refers to a shrub called Mint Julep Juniper Shrub. To us, the motif on this goblet looks very much like the shrub. 🌿🍂

This pattern was made by Doyle & Co. in Pittsburgh in the 1870s - 1880s. Sadly, only the goblet was made in this beautifully detailed pattern and it was never reproduced!

The goblet itself is made in a three part mold with three panels. Rather than create the pattern in each panel and keep it away from the mold line, the mold maker made a point of including the mold line in the pattern, so each panel has one full design, and 2 - half designs, at the mold line (We hope you understand that). There are two tall fern/floral motifs in an odd shaped frame. In between the frames there is a wide stippled panel. Overall, there are six panels of main design and six stippled panels. Above the main pattern is a rectangular shaped chain or geometric design. In glass making, the chain signifies strength.
Below the main pattern is a belt of finely detailed squares to finish off the overall look.

Have a look at that stem! It has a ring at the top, one at the bottom and one inset in the middle! Very unique!

The goblet is lightweight, has a good balance & an easy feel!

🌿 Goblet available! DM for details!

As we approach the Thanksgiving Weekend.....please enjoy every moment! Get out the "Good Stuff" , use it and don't forget to snap photos & tag us! 😍

10/02/2026

What's under the dome? Friday feature! 🍂🌾

One of only a few patterns that have an astrological name!

"Haley's Comet" was a pattern produced by The Model Flint Glass Co., Ohio in 1891. It seemed odd that a pattern would be named after a specific comet, so we did some research why. For those of you that know astrology, you may recognize the name. Haley's Comet is the only known comet that returns close to the earth every 75 years.

This pattern only made a few pieces likely due to the challenging molds. This includes goblet, w**e, water pitcher, creamer, sugar, spooner, butter dish, syrup pitcher, rectangular relish tray, tumbler etc. It was made in clear, clear with engraving and a few pieces came with ruby stain.

The gobllet has a square shaped bowl and is made in a three part mold. The main pattern runs all around the lower part of the bowl. Inside the swirling comet, there is a recessed bull's eye motif. In between each comet is a raised divider. Overall there are six comets and the whole pattern is three dimentional. The stem is panelled and the base has a six pointed star. This goblet is engraved with beautiful ferns and leaves.🌾🍂
➡️ to see closer details

It has a good feel, lighweight and nicely balanced!

🍂 Goblet available! DM for more information!

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10/01/2026

🚨November 25th - 28th/26! Calling all glass lovers!
The most anticipated antique & vintage glass event is coming to Toronto! 🙌

Save the date & make plans..this is the one that you don't want to miss! ☑️

At this special event, we showcase our entire inventory, as well as featuring all of our recently purchased collections! It going to be amazing!!

🛍️Toronto Antique & Vintage Glass Holiday Event!
📍Lawrence Park Community Church, 2180 Bayview
Ave. Toronto.
⏰ Wednesday - Friday 10 - 7
Saturday 10 - 4

FREE ADMISSION & PARKING!

The entire church library will be filled with both, Antique & Vintage Glass, 1860's - 1970's. Pressed, Victorian, Depression, Elegant & Vintage Glass, Kitchenware, Jadeite, Pyrex, Milk Glass, Fenton, Mid - Century Modern Art Glass, perfume bottles, decanters, barware & much more!

The candy store for glass lovers and Toronto's only Antique & Vintage Glass Show! 🍬

We can't wait to see you and show you our most recent finds!

Stay tuned in stories & posts to get your "Sneak Peek"👀

Hope to see you there!💗

09/29/2026

Another amazing Toronto Vintage Show is in the books!💪😍

Wow, what a crazy busy weekend and yes, in an amazing way! We truly loved every moment of this event!

There are so many details in getting ready for an event. Sorting, planning & packing the right inventory, loading to go and arriving. Then the setup!
Unload, build the display and lighting, tables & tablecloths. Now the inventory ... beautifully setup....we hope! 😉 Opening day! No time for catch ups with regular clients, the cash lineup is waiting and we so wanted to talk with every happy face in our booth! 2nd day, morning restock and another busy day.....then pack up and load....time limited to 3 1/2 hours! WE DID IT! 🤩

We didn't tell you all of that to complain, as we do it for you and because you share our passion!
WE WROTE THAT TO TELL YOU HOW THANKFUL WE ARE THAT YOU CAME OUT AND SUPPORTED US AND THE EVENT!

Our hearts are full of gratitude and love! Thank you to the whole Toronto Vintage Show team! You rocked once again! Peter, Catherine & staff, without your fine tuned organizational skills and tireless energy this event would not be possible! 💗
To our amazing show helpers! Lori Ngo on sales and Juleidy Mejía 😉 for setup/takedown and well keeping us on track!😊

And thank you to YOU! So many treasures found new homes and we cherish every chat with new clients!
We are thankful to those who also just stopped to compliment us and pick up cards. To those that couldn't make it, but sent messages of support, to our new followers, we will see you soon! 😍

Mark your calendars!
We are back in Toronto this November 25th - 28th & The Spring Toronto Vintage Show is April 3-4/27!

Sean & Olga 💗

09/27/2026

DAY 2! Toronto Vintage Show
Sunday 27th/26
10 - 5

Don't miss the largest vintage event this weekend in Toronto! 🤩
We are re-stocking and making sure you have lots of treasures to take home!😍

Looking forward to seeing YOU!

📍 Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Place.
Toronto.
🛍️ 120 vendors
🎟️ www.torontovintageshow.ca

09/26/2026

Done! 💪🙌
Enjoy this "sneak peek" of all these beautiful treasures that are waiting for YOU!

We hope you can make it to Toronto's largest vintage event this weekend!🤩

We can't wait to see you! 🤗

Toronto Vintage Show
📆 Sept 26th & 27th
⏰ Saturday, 9 - 6 & Sunday, 10 - 5
🛍️ 120 vendors
🦽 Accesible
🎟️ www.torontovintageshow.ca
📍 Queen Elizabeth Building. Exhibition Place.
Toronto.

09/25/2026

What's under the dome? Friday feature! 🍁🌿

A goblet that was made in three different processes...and not Pressed Glass!

"Cut Honeycomb with Engraving"

There were only a handful of glass companies that continued blowing & cutting goblets after molding patterns became the standard. It was a process that was more labour intensive & more expensive for the glass maker and then the consumer. It is known that these goblets were more expensive and often only made by custom order for wealthier clients.

To understand how this goblet was made, you need to look at this closely. ➡️ to see more details.

The goblet has a traditional shape and stands 6 1/2" tall. It is completly blown, rather than molded. Once the goblet was shaped and cooled, a glass cutter cut the very popular "Honeycomb" design in the bowl of the goblet. (2nd process). The glass cutter had to be one of the best, as he chose to also cut the ball stem with that pattern and beautifully shape the base with cut panelling.

3rd process...it is then passed to the engraver who chose to engrave the bowl with grape bunches and leaves. The engraving is deep and beautifully detailed. The leaves have detailed veins and the vines have typical tendrils and the engraving is all around the bowl. A work of art! 🤍

As this goblet was made in the flint period, 1860's- early 1870's, it has a good weight, is nicely balanced & a beautiful bell tone ring. It has a very classy & formal look!

If you strive to find something a little different, this unique goblet might be for you.

Discover this beauty and over 300 different Pressed Glass goblets this WEEKEND!

Toronto Vintage Show
🖤 Sept 26th & 27th
⏰ Sat, 9 - 6 & Sunday, 10 - 5
📍 Queen Elizabeth Building. Exhibition Place.
Toronto
🎟️ www.torontovintageshow.ca
🛍️ Over 120 vendors

09/24/2026

Check out this unique & cool vintage kitchenware this weekend at The Toronto Vintage Show 💚
Sept 26th & 27th

Special feature!
💚 Uranium Green vintage kitcheware!
Scarce, desirable and just so special!

Made during the 1930's - 1940's. It was once everyday glass in every home! Made with durability and function in mind, these beauties are still around today and can be enjoyed for another generation.

Check out our kitchenware display this weekend!
Booth # 400.

🛍️ Toronto Vintage Show
📆 Sept 26th & 27th
📍 Queen Elizabeth Building. Exhibition Place.
Toronto.
⏰ Sat, 9 - 6 & Sund, 10 - 5
🦽 Accesible
🎟️ www.torontovintageshow.ca

Hope you can make this special event filled with so much fun! 🥂

09/23/2026

WE ARE READY! 🕺💃 Toronto Vintage Show is this weekend! Saturday & Sunday!

After several weeks of planning, washing, researching & pricing the boxes are packed and the truck is loaded for Toronto! 🚘

To say we are super excited is an understatement...We can't wait to show you our curated and most recently found treasures!

What will you discover?
At this event we carry a large selection of all categories! You will find antique & vintage Pressed Glass goblets, Victorian, Depression, Mid - Century Modern & Vintage Glass, Kitchenware, Pyrex & Jadeite, Colorful Fenton & Art Glass.

But there is more!
We curate a special table of UNIQUE pieces that are some of our faves and show features! These are true statement pieces that are not often seen and we think they are very special! This table is a must - see and discover!

🔥Toronto Vintage Show!
📆September 26th & 27th
⏰ Saturday 9 - 6 (extended early opening)
Sunday 10 - 5
📍Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Place.
Toronto.

Hope to see you this weekend!🙌

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http://www.pressedglassandgoblets.com/

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