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This much-anticipated book covers early crystal lines of glass by Lancaster, such as Colonial and the 411 Crown Line through the more ornately molded colored lines of the mid to late 1930s, such as Garden Trellis and Cable. It also explains the mystery and correlation of the company's three more widely known patterns: Jubilee, Patrick, and Sphinx. In addition, the publication explores the relationship of its sister company, the Standard Glass Manufacturing Company, as well as the purchase of the Monongah Glass Co. Over 325 color photos, some showing the etch in detail for ease of identification, plus 125 catalog reprints and ads, give the collector better clarification and understanding of the company's lines. Values and dimensions are provided for known pieces that exist. A cross-reference section is included with those lines that share molded blanks and a name origin validation is added to assist the collector in understanding who named what line. A full bibliography completes this work to make it a great reference for years to come. 2008 values.
This reference guide details the history and identification of glass produced by the Lancaster Glass Company between 1908 and 1937. The book explores early crystal lines like Colonial and the 411 Crown Line, progressing to the more ornate molded colored lines of the mid to late 1930s, such as Garden Trellis and Cable. It also clarifies the relationships between Lancaster Glass Company, its sister company Standard Glass Manufacturing Company, and the Monongah Glass Co. The work provides collectors with detailed information for identification and understanding of the company's various glass lines.
This reference work is designed to be a comprehensive guide for collectors of Lancaster Glass Company products. The inclusion of over 325 color photographs, catalog reprints, and detailed etch views aims to provide clarity and understanding for identification purposes. The book also offers practical information such as values and dimensions for known pieces, along with cross-referencing and origin validation to assist collectors. A full bibliography is provided to support further research.
Page Count:
285
Publication Date:
2007-08-01
Publisher:
Collector Books
ISBN-10:
157432568X
ISBN-13:
9781574325683
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