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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bit is well worth visit- ing. In these times, when there are so many andvaried lines of cut glass, and so many of them merelyduplicates or imitations, it is a relief to see somethingreally different, especially when it bears the hall-markof quality Such is the class of real cut glass thatCharles H. Taylor is displaying at 57 Park place. Itis the product of the Jewel Cut Glass Co , of which laire, O., which supplies pressed glass in all itsvarieties, both tank and pot goods. Another specialtyis the blown glass made by the Seneca Glass Co.,comprising tumblers, stemware, decanters, and allgoods used for the table. The decorations are varied—needle and deep plate etching, light cuttings, etc.Takito, Ogawa & Co., of Japan, are represented bychina goods, vases, etc., and the plateaux made bythe Martins Mercantile Co. are to be found here. Inkitchen ware they have the Enterprise Enamel Co.slines, while the National Aluminum Works supplythem with cooking utensils. Cut glass is not over-
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United States Glass Co., 29 Murray St. Mr. Taylor is president. The illustrations of his show-rooms on another page depict his two lines, for healso represents the fine art produots of the S. A.Weller pottery. The matt green jardinieres, vases,fern dishes, umbrella stands, pedestale, etc., of thisconcern are always in good taste, while the Ivoryware is finding much favor among those who are ableto recognize meritorious workmanship and artisticdesigns. Few New York representatives make such a dis-play as Cox & Lafferty, or represent so many firmsmaking articles of more than ordinary merit. Theirprincipal line is that of the Imperial Glass Co., Bel- looked, for they carry lines from T. B. Clark & Co ,Johnson-Carlson Cut Glass Co., O. F. Eggington Co.and Webster & Briggman Co., so that they can satisfyany taste. The Colonial Co. are responsible for theirsamples of china, of which they have a goodly assort-ment. Taken altogether, this is a comprehensiveexhibition which every b

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