Lancaster Glass Company Lancaster, Ohio (1908-1937) |
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Stretch Glass Dates: 1920s Stretch Glass Line Name: no line name discovered, but advertisements used "luster glass" and "lustres." Colors:
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A cake tray in amber, another very difficult to find color. |
A cheese and cracker set in Aztec (light marigold). The plate has a ground base and identification can be made by going HERE! |
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An optic ray bowl in blue, a very rare color for this company. |
A pair of candleholders with the green to yellow enamel treatment. |
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A large bowl in Iris Ice with blue flower decoration. The Lancaster stand is crystal glass with black enamel! |
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A footed cake plate in pink. Note the frosted (ground) band and enamel decoration. |
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A high footed, covered bon bon in Rose Ice, a dark marigold. |
A covered candy jar in Ruby Lustre, orange-red to yellow enamel. |
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A pea vase in white enamel on crystal. |
A covered bon bon or candy in Iris Ice. |
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A covered candy with green enamel. |
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Another covered jar. |
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Lancaster also made a fairly common series of optic ray pieces in a bright marigold. While these pieces have what may look like stretch marks, these marks are actually due to excessive spray, not from reheating. A set of images of these pieces is presented below. The medium and small bowls are commonly found with cupped rims. |
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Large bowl, wide flared. |
Medium bowl, flared. |
Small bowl, flared. |
Footed comport. |
Small plate. |
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Sherbet. |
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Pea vases and covered candy jars are also known in this optic ray pattern and iridescent treatment. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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