The first cut glass may date back to around 1500 BCE, but the most famous and collectible patterns come from the American ...

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This article was originally published with the title “Manufacture of Pressed and Cut Glass Ware” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 20 No. 13 (March 1869), p. 199 doi:10.1038 ...

In the 1970s, Indiana Glass initiated in-home marketing parties, similar to the way Amway and Tupperware were sold. Called Tiara, the salespeople offered exclusive glassware products, although ...

TABLETOP: Acacia-wood chargers, “Blue+White” salad and bread plates, “Goa” 24-karat-gold flatware, assorted pressed-glass goblets, copper tumblers, assorted brass candlesticks and vessels ...

Pressed glass is popular with collectors again. Sets of dishes, goblets, serving pieces and other everyday glassware were made by many American factories beginning in the 1840s.

Q-My pressed glass goblet has a stem that looks like a tree trunk with three branches. The top of the glass is decorated with oak leaves. Can you tell me the maker and age of the goblet?

Pressed glass is popular with collectors again. Sets of dishes, goblets, serving pieces and other everyday glassware were made by many American factories beginning in the 1840s. Glassware for the ...

I have a Rose Leaves pattern pressed-glass goblet. It’s clear glass with a plain stem and rim and a pattern of small rose leaves around the bottom two-thirds of the goblet.

Westward Ho is the most reproduced of all pressed glass patterns. Repros, dating as far back as 1936, are everywhere. Westmoreland Glass goblets are common, as are compotes and other pieces made ...