Elegant, Decorated, and Cut Glassware of the Golden Years of Westmoreland (1916-1937)
In 1920, George R. West left the company and his younger brother, Charles H. West, became the President. Westmoreland's decorating department expanded to 95 decorators and cutters. Westmoreland shifted its focus to hand-painted, cut, etched, and decorated glass pieces showcasing Westmoreland's artistic craftsmanship. In the 1920-1937, no glass company could compete against Westmoreland's decorating department
Dolphin Oil Lamp in Opal with Hand Painted Decoration
Dolphin Oil Lamp
Pressed
1914–1929
1095 Square Bath Bottles with 280 Roses Decoration
1095 / 280
Bath Bottles
1924–1941
Line 1027 Black Candlesticks with White Enamel Decoration
Line 1027
Candlesticks
1914–1931
Console Set with Cut to Red Stain (Bohemian Style Decoration)
1900 Bowl and 1042 Candlesticks
Pressed
1921–1932
1700 Jack-in-the-Pulpit Vase in Black with Hand Painted White Enamel Decoration
1700
Fan Vase
1914–1924
Fan Vase in Roselin Etched with Hand-Painted Enamel Nymph Decoration
Nymph Fan Vase
Fan Vase
1921–1932
Horse and Rider Cocktail Set (Cocktail Shaker and Glasses)
Cocktail Set
Blown
1923–1930
Line 83 Vase
Vase
1922–1929
Egyptian Vase Pearled Tulips
Pearled Tulips
Egyptian Vase
1921–1931
Line 1820-51 Handled Service Tray
Pressed
1927–1936
Line 1700-17 Handled Server
Line 1700
Handled Server
1926–1937
Line 1820-50 Bridge Service Tray
Line 1820
Bridge Service Tray
1926–1936