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
362 Breakfast Set
362
1920–1935
1100 Bath Bottles (Gorainoff and Vosmansky)
1100
Bath Bottles
1935
1800 Tobacco Jar Fox Hunt
Satin Moire Decoration
Satin Moire
Rolled-Edge Bowl
1921–1922
1800 Tobacco Jar Boating
1800 Tobacco Jar Horse and Rider
1700 Line Bowl Blue
1800 Tobacco Jar Man and Woman Dancing
1800 Tobacco Jar Nymph Performing the Rope Dance
1820 Dolphin Footed Compote Blue
1211 Topaz Stain Bowi with Copper Wheel Cutting featuring Deer Castle Dog
1211
Line 1721 Sugar Creamer Set
1920–1937