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Showing posts with label crystal. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Traube Cut to Clear Wine Goblets at Outasite!! Collectibles

This week Outasite!! Collectibles is featuring vintage Traube pattern cut to clear wine goblets from Joska Krisal in Bavaria, Germany. These cut to clear wine goblets come in four different colors including ruby to clear, amethyst to clear, cobalt blue to clear and topaz to clear glass crystal. They are 24% lead crystal. In addition, Outasite!! Collectibles is featuring a vintage Murano Glass Parrot figurine that is one beautiful piece of art glass.

Outasite!! Collectibles features antique and vintage collectible art glass from such companies as Westmoreland, Tiara, Pilgrim, Blenko, Waterford & Sowerby. Vintage Art Glass – Outasite!! Collectibles highlights art glass in cranberry, amberina, opalescent, black amethyst, and Royal Ruby colors as well as Diamond Point Patterns, Crackle Glass, Cut Glass Crystal and fine elegant glass.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Elegant Glass – Brief History of Fostoria Glass Company

In 1887, the Fostoria Glass Company was born in none other than Fostoria, Ohio. However after a brief stint, they moved their operations to Moundsville, West Virginia. From 1887 until 1983, Fostoria produced various products in different forms including blown glass, pressed glass, etched glass and crystal. Their most famous pattern is the American Fostoria pattern, which we have all seen at one time or another. Fostoria Glass was sold in 1983 to Lancaster Colony, which closed the company in 1986. Fostoria Glass is part of the elegant glass family; glass that was made prior to the Depression. Other elegant glass companies that are part of this family are Cambridge, Libbey and Heisey.