Antique Northwood Cherry & Cable Ruby Stained Glass Lidded Sugar Bowl Cookie Jar

This antique Northwood “Cherry and Cable” lidded sugar bowl represents the artistry of early American pressed glass from the early 1900s. The Cherry and Cable pattern features embossed cherry clusters, ruby-stained highlights, and delicate gold trim. These design elements exemplify the craftsmanship of the Northwood Glass Company, founded by Harry Northwood and known for its contributions to Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG).

Originally crafted as a sugar bowl, this versatile piece also functions beautifully as a cookie jar or biscuit jar. The clear pressed glass is enhanced with ruby-stained details on the lid finial and cherries, while gold highlights emphasize the cable design. Twin side handles and a domed lid provide balance and utility, making this piece both functional and decorative.

Collectors value this piece for its blend of historical significance, practical design, and antique patina. Whether displayed in a cabinet of fine glassware or used in a vintage-inspired kitchen, it adds authentic early 20th-century charm.

Product Details:
Brand: Northwood
Manufacturer: Northwood Glass Company
Material: Pressed glass with ruby stain and gold trim
Collection / Pattern: Cherry and Cable
Color: Clear glass with ruby red accents and gold highlights
Estimated Era / Date: Early 1900s
Origin: United States
Style / Design Notes: Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG), functional as sugar bowl, cookie jar, or biscuit jar, with twin handles and domed finial lid

Features:
Antique Northwood Cherry and Cable lidded sugar bowl
Ruby-stained highlights with gilded cable details
Twin handled design with domed lid and finial
Versatile use as sugar bowl, cookie jar, or biscuit jar
Authentic Early American Pattern Glass, early 1900s

Dimensions:
Height: 7 in (with lid)
Width: 7 in (handle to handle)
Opening/Base Diameter: Approx. 4 in base

Condition: Fair vintage condition. No cracks or chips. Consistent with age and use, including visible wear to the gilding and fading on ruby-stained cherries and trim (see photos). The wear adds authentic antique character without compromising structural integrity.