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Triple Skip and Ripple Patterns The G. I. Sellers Cabinet Company is distingushed with commissioning the Sneath Glass Company for unique patterns that were used exclusively in their cabinets beginning in 1905. The "Flip Top" jars were among the first glass containers made to replace the jappanned tin containers of the late 1800's. These were produced in three styles for only about a year: Colonial, Zipper or Quaker and what has come to be known as the Triple Skip Pattern. The "Triple Skip" theme became unique to Sellers brand cabinets and took a variety of forms including the art deco "oval" groups. Some pieces like those in the black amethyst glass are extremely rare. Later on in the 1930's, the Ripple pattern was introduced. The emergence of glass as an "art form" is evident in all of the Sellers glassware.Triple Skip or Cross Pattern
Ripple Pattern
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