Gems of the Museum
Here are just a few of the
wonderful glass pieces on display at the Museum of American Glass in
WV.
A debt of gratitude to those who donated some of these
treasures.....
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Five large covered jars
designed by |
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Carrara Art Deco Bookends |
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Klondike Covered Sugar Bowl |
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Hand painted Top Hat tumbler - A product of the West
Virginia Glass Specialty CO., Weston WV. The tumbler is signed by
the artist, Al Erbe. Donated by Roy & Doris White |
McKee Lifesaver decanter in pink Purchase made possible by support from the Three Rivers Depression Era Glass Club, Pittsburgh, PA. |
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Fenton Art Glass Waterlily & Cattails Opalescent Amethyst Pitcher & Tumbler Donated by Charles Griggs In Memory of Karla and H.E. Bost |
Commemorative glass bust of M. J. Owens - a native of West Virginia and inventor of the automatic bottle making machine. Donated by Dean Six |
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First place winning paperweights, as judged by the museum, for 1994, 1995, 1996 at the annual Paperweight Show. |
Part of the museum's display of Riverside glass including a rare original catalog on the bottom shelf. Donated anonymously. |
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Ornately cut Seneca goblet. Given by Don Smith in memory of Ron Hall |
Oil lamp by Atterbury and Co, Pittsburgh, PA with swan design on the clear font and also on the pink base. Donated by Sylvia Markley. |
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Pink "Two Kids" figural flower frog made by Cambridge Glass circa 1930's. From the Pam Ochs |