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![This early out-of-print book is a definitive guide to antique crystal glassware manufactured by the Millersburg Glass Company.
MILLERSBURG CRYSTAL GLASSWARE by Bill Edwards, Collector Books, KY, 1982.
Illustrated in black-and-white, this book pictures and identifies approximately 50 different patterns including dimensions, a terse description, and values [date of publication]. This book is a collector’s item in itself and an invaluable resource reference for the collector or dealer of Millersburg pressed crystal glassware.
5.5 in. x 8.4 in. softback in very good condition (book cover corner has several distracting creases). 80 pages.
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![Out-of-print, this early first edition book covers with illustrations and rich text the milk glass made by Imperial.
IMPERIAL’S VINTAGE MILK GLASS by Myrna and Bob Garrison, Collector’s Loot, 1992.
There is a wealth of information in this authoritative guide on milk glass. Illustrated in color and mostly black-and-white, this early text pictures and identifies hundreds of examples of this ware including name, date, design/mold number, description, and price [date of publication]. The narrative of this book is concise and covers the history and production of Imperial’s vintage milk glass. If you are a dealer, collector, or historian of milk glass or Imperial glasswares, you will want a copy of this invaluable reference book for your permanent library.
5.5 in. x 8.5 in. softback in very good condition. 152 pages.
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![This is a comprehensive and invaluable guide to pressed glass, figure bottles, the designs which were produced and the companies which manufactured them. [The author] outlines the development of the industry from the first simple pressing machines through the complicated machinery and molds which later became common place. He explains the importance of various processes and tells which factories were responsible for them. He devotes a chapter to each of the noteworthy companies involved in pressed glass production attributing, often for the first time, certain glass patterns to them and correcting outstanding attributions. The author devotes the last chapter to figure bottles. He identifies and attributes many of the bottles, giving the name of the designer, the date the bottles were made, and other pertinent information". Considered the leading authoritative reference on the subject, this early out-of-print book is an encyclopedia of
AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS AND FIGURE BOTTLES. By Albert Christian Revi, Thomas Nelson Inc. 1964/1970.
Lavishly illustrated in black-and-white, this scarce text takes you through an alphabetical listing of hundreds of manufacturers of early pressed glass and figure bottles. The narrative in this book is rich, and provides the reader with not only the history of this ware in general, but also in-depth information on the key manufacturers of the time. Manufacturers, dates, glass types, patterns, add reproductions, illustrations, and more add to the scholarly survey of these firms. Over 600 illustrations depict examples of this ware with complete descriptions. This is a large book, wonderfully illustrated, keenly researched, and perfectly presented. If you are a collector, dealer, or historian of early American pressed glass, you will want a copy of this invaluable text as a part of your permanent reference library.
8.3 in. x 11.2 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 446 pages.
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