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Forest Green Glass by Philip Hopper
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This new book presents an important part of Anchor Hocking's glass production, the dark "Forest Green" styles made from the late 1950s through the mid-1960s. The history and ... More
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American and European Glass from the Dayton Art Institute by Dayton Art Institute (Manufactured by)
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American Glass, 1760-1930 : The Toledo Museum of Art by Kenneth M. Wilson, David W. Steadman (Introduction)
Hardcover - 1st ed
The most comprehensive reference ever published. 2,000 illustrations. A must for collectors! 2 vols., slipcased. More
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Cambridge Glass 1930-1934 by Bill Edwards, Bill Smith, Cambridge Glass Company
Paperback - Revised
We were excited when The Cambridge Collectors of America Inc., brought us four old Cambridge catalogs to be reprinted. These catalogs have over 3,400 etchings of Cambridge ... More
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Country Living American Glassware : What Is It? What Is It Worth? by Joe L. Rosson, Helaine Fendelman
Paperback
Country Living magazine's most popular column presents this colorful guide to glassware, covering everything from the golden era of American glass to the modern age. ... More
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Glass Toothpick Holders : Identification and Values by Thomas H. Bredehoft, Bob Sanford, Tom Bredehoft, Jo Sanford, Tom Bredefort
Hardcover
American made glass toothpick holders, primarily pressed glass, are the focus of this book. Manufacturers such as Adams & Co., Dugan, Fenton Art Glass, Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., ... More
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Glass Toothpick Holders : Identification and Values by Neila Bredehoft, Bob Sanford, Tom Bredehoft, Jo Sanford, Tom Bredehoft
Hardcover - Revised
Our popular Glass Toothpick Holders is back in an all-new section edition. This unique book focuses on American-made glass toothpick holders, primarily those made of pressed ... More
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L. E. Smith Glass Company : The First One Hundred Years: History, Identification, and Value Guide by Tom Felt
Hardcover - Illustrate
This book is unparalleled in its findings the author has had access to factory records previously undocumented in other publications. Black glass, cobalt glass from the 1920s ... More
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