The process of recognizing and classifying designs on antique molded glassware is a specialized field, focusing on features such as geometric shapes, floral motifs, and figural representations. Examination of design elements, mold... Read more »
These reclaimed architectural elements feature a frame, typically constructed of wood, encompassing a glazed panel. Their design reflects styles and craftsmanship prevalent in prior eras, often exhibiting details like intricate carvings, specific... Read more »
Illuminating fixtures crafted from meticulously etched crystalline material and intended for tabletop placement, often originating from earlier eras, are the subject of this exploration. These decorative objects typically feature intricate patterns precisely... Read more »
These decorative objects, often found in homes and antique stores, represent a specific period of glass production within the Indiana Glass Company’s history. They served a functional purpose, holding confectionery items, but... Read more »
Objects of artistry and function, these items encapsulate historical craftsmanship within solidified silica. Often featuring intricate internal designs, these collectables served primarily to secure loose papers against drafts, while simultaneously acting as... Read more »
Objects of vibrant hues and historical significance, these decorative and functional items represent a bygone era of glassmaking artistry. Characterized by their distinctive colors, such as emerald green, ruby red, or cobalt... Read more »
These receptacles, typically crafted from thick glass, were designed for food preservation within early to mid-20th-century refrigerators. Characterized by their durable construction and often featuring patterned surfaces or distinct lid designs, they... Read more »
This collectible refers to pressed glass, often opaque or semi-opaque, produced primarily during the Victorian era and the early to mid-20th century. Its distinctive rosy hue is achieved through the addition of... Read more »
An item of furniture characterized by a transparent surface supported by a frame and legs, commonly used in living areas for placing drinks, books, or decorative objects, and exhibiting design elements indicative... Read more »
Panels of this type, originally crafted for use in low-lying furniture designed for the central living space, offer a clear, protective surface. These surfaces, often found on pieces dating from the mid-20th... Read more »