Cranberry Glass
The appealing pink of cranberry glass makes it the most collectable type of coloured Victorian...
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The appealing pink of cranberry glass makes it the most collectable type of coloured Victorian...
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Carnival glass is pressed and iridized glass manufactured between 1905 and 1930. It was made by...
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Facts concerning lead glassware cut in Canada are hard to find. Certain collectors of American...
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A Sugar and Creamer Signed “Dingwall” This small sugar and creamer set (circa 1905) is cut in a...
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To understand the origins of English antique glass it is important to know the historical...
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Caithness Glass was founded in 1961 at Wick in the far North East of Scotland, by the late Robin...
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It is a matter of regret that Bristol’s ancient fame for making and cutting glass should...
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Baccarat. The Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat, Muerthe et Moselle, France, is one...
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Pressed Glass, also referred to as Pattern Glass, was produced between 1850 to 1910. The majority...
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Cut glass, which is simply blown or pressed glass ground upon a wheel, goes back at least to...
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