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| Early Tableware Lines (1889-1940) |
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A survey of Westmoreland's early pattern glass shows that Westmoreland manufactured no less than 76 different tableware lines from 1889-1940. The largest tableware line was the Early American or English Hobnail line which had approximately 230 pieces in the line by 1940. Other lines such as line 2, 4, 6, 7 and Trilby only had one or two items.
14 Picture(s), last one added on 2/26/2013 10:44
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| English Hobnail |
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The 555 English Hobnail line was the largest pattern line that Westmoreland produced. This pattern was made starting in the 1920s and was produced up through the company's closing in 1984. Glass found in this album will span both periods.
7 Picture(s), last one added on 10/12/2012 9:43
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| Waterford |
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9 Picture(s), last one added on 2/26/2013 10:45
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| Decorated Glass |
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Westmoreland at its best. The album shows beautifully hand-decorated, cut, cased, etched and stain that was applied to glassware made by Westmoreland from the 1900s through the 1940s.
108 Picture(s), last one added on 2/22/2013 1:29
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| Lotus |
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3 Picture(s), last one added on 3/12/2007 3:37
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| Masonic Syria Shrine Temple |
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Each year Syria Shrine Temple produced a glass to commemorate the Imperial Council Session that they were to attend. These glasses were sold and traded much like today's baseball cards and pins and were the most sought after collectibles at these conventions. Syria Temple commissioned Westmoreland Glass Co. and U.S. Glass Co. to produce a different glass each year with a "theme" suited to the city that they were visiting. Album description courtesy of Dave Lettelier.
8 Picture(s), last one added on 2/9/2013 9:48
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| Colonial |
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8 Picture(s), last one added on 1/4/2013 1:12
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