Identifier: crockeryglassjou74newy (find matches)
Title: Crockery & glass journal
Year: 1875 (1870s)
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Subjects: Pottery Glass Glassware
Publisher: New York : G. Whittemore & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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ducers are always up to date and early in the matterof new ideas. A comprehensive collection of glass,both pressed and cut, and well worth investigation. The Buffalo Pottery is represented in New YorkA. H. Ledden, 65 West Broadway, where he carries afull line of samples of the popular Emerald Deldareware and the Willow pattern. Among the newdesigns is the Lucerne —one of their latest. TheBuffalo Pottery issue a booklet containing the legend ment stores and general track- an opportunity to com-pete with the stores selling these kind of goodsexclusively. They also make a line of white wareand a full line of popular priced dinner sets, withopen stock patterns in about a thousand differenttreatments, appealing to all classes of buyers. All ofthe ware is stamped with their old familiar trade-mark—a shield with the words U. S. Pottery Co. Fred Skelton takes much pride in exhibiting at32 Park place the line of Chippendale glass made by theJefferson Glass Co. He also represents the Beaver
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Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Co., 16 West Thirty-Third Street. of the Blue Willow ware; also one descriptive of thedecorations on Deldare ware—The Journey of Dr.Syntax. This latter is very interesting, and thosewho have not received a copy should send for one. The East Liverpool Potteries Co. enjoy thedistinction of being the only pottery concern inAmerica with a line in New York City shown by adirect representative who carries nothing except theware made by them. Edward A. Unger, manager oftheir New York office at 76 Park Place, says that thecompany are keeping abreast of the times by makingspecial lines of ware adapted for retailing at five,ten, and twenty-five cents, thus giving the depart- Valley Glass Co., manufacturers of pressed andblown tumblers. This line of samples is highlymeritorious. Another line handled by Mr. Skeltonis that of the Crystal Tumbler Co., a new concernmaking a line of tumblers of most excellent quality. At 25 West Broadway Geo. Hamilton displayssamples of s

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