The antiquarian
Northwood / Dugan
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Beaded Drapes, Circa 1905 Note: Previously attributed to Northwood by William Heacock, this pattern may have been made by Jefferson Glass Co., research is ongoing. Colors: White (clear), Green, Blue, & Canary (Vaseline). Variants have cranberry frit on edge of crimps. Collection of: The Antiquarian Collection Click on Image below to enlarge.
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Color of Bowl: White (clear), Green, Blue, & Canary (Vaseline) Glass Type: Transparent White (clear) Green, Blue & Canary (Vaseline) glass, Opalescent treatment on crimped rim area. Bowl: Footed (Qty.4), Acorn shaped with 12 inward crimps on rim, flat to mild convex bottom with polished pontil area. Interior of bowl is mild convex. Decoration: None except for Opalescent treatment to crimp area. Variants: will have a Cranberry Frit Glass treatment to the lip of the crimp area. Dimension: 3.75” height by 4.50” wide. Bowl opening 2.5”. Glass House: Northwood / Dugan Region of Manufacture: USA, Indiana, Pa. Estimated Date of Manufacture: 1905 © 2007 the antiquarian, All rights and media reserved. |
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