The patterns changed, too, as corners were cut to save money and increase profits. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. All the pieces in this pattern have the star on them with the exception of the cup and double candle. Patterns important to the history of depression glass by joyce e. Glass gift certificates stained, glass, hobby, art, decoration, door, doors, frame, frames, gift. With thousands of stained glass supplies, glass artists on staff, and nearly 40 years of experience, you can shop with confidence. I found this book to be real resourceful in explaining if their patterns were reissued, produced by different companies, if they bought molds from other companies, when and if they altered the. A glassware pattern identification guide, volume 1, early pressed glass era patterns. These profiles consist of information on the manufacturer, dates of manufacture, forms, colors, sizes, reproductions made, and other information pertaining to the pattern. Find thousands of stained glass patterns from traditional tiffany motifs to contemporary designs. No matter what youre looking for or where you are in the world, our global marketplace of sellers can help you find unique and affordable options. An interesting collection of 36 childrens stained glass suncatcher patterns. Over 50 glass patterns, including original designs from delphi artists.
Find everything a glass crafter could need, including pattern books, beginner kits, precut kits, lead, solder, and tiffany lamp supplies. National depression glass association patterns important. Acga research area for american brilliant cut glass. A century of indiana glass schiffer book for collectors. In addition, this revised edition shows you how to analyze a pattern by finding. Take your pick of stained glass patterns that feature traditional and contemporary designs, angels and cherubs, art deco, art nouveau, and arts and crafts styles, audubon birds, bevels and jewels, butterflies and flowers, cats and fish, mandalas and suncatchers. There are 6 patterns in each book with full size cutting and fusing patterns. Buy any combination of 7 books andor patterns and get free shipping on the books and patterns.
Antique early american pattern glass collectors weekly. According to some experts, 42 patterns were produced between 1897 and 1903, but only 36 patterns are officially known. The first fiveyear period, 1925 to 1930 is considered the experimental age of depression glass. The geometric orientation of art deco and its brilliant hard colors make this style perfect for the medium of stained glass. Then you can start reading kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer no kindle device required. Stained glass animal pattern books contain patterns for creatures and wildlife big and small. Many of the pieces of eapc were sold for a very limited time in some cases only a year.
Books, patterns, inspiration kits,express packs windows books create beautiful stained glass windows with floral, victorian, abstract, modern and traditional themes. Art deco patterns, which constitute a rich source of ideas for stained glass workers. Add the mystery of what it may hold inside and you have an extraordinary treasure box. This exciting series of reasonably priced patterns include some interesting material which is not found in some of the pattern books. He founded wardell publications inc in 1983 to produce books for the glass craft industry. We carry glass pattern books for birds, horses, big game, fish and marine life, puppies and dogs, cats, bugs, insects and more. Special shipping up to 12 books shipped priority for just 4. Prior to that time, most cut glass pieces were produced in england, ireland, and france. Gallery glass brand diy craft supplies plaid online. A brief history of antique pressed glass back to shared glass knowledge. For this versatile collection, awardwinning stained glass artist and designer connie clough eaton provides 100 attractive, workable patterns for stained glass workers at all levels of expertise. Fostoria glass copied the copy, and named this purportedly new pattern.
Each year companies competed to produce the most attractive and popular patterns. The company produced some unusual show pieces of cut glass early in its history, including a 31. The collectors encyclopedia of indiana glass gives you, the collector, a great resource for continuing your glass collecting journey. At the end of the book is an easy pattern identification guide showing all of the. Early american pattern glass society a brief history of. For example, decanters came with goblets and tumblers, candlesticks came in sets of two or four, and berry bowls came with six smaller bowls. Many patterns were conservative, but there was a great amount of art deco influence due to the impact of the 1925 international exposition of modern decorative and industrial arts in paris. The pattern is also referred to as star and fan or pressed star and fan. The rarest or most expensive patterns are aztec, panel, and trellis.
Stained glass workers will welcome this book containing 104 authentic art nouveau patterns newly rendered by. This book does cover a lot of the earlier patterns pre 1930s that other general glassware books that showlist indiana glass patterns doesnt cover. Pressed glass patterns were designed and then duplicated into a cast iron mold. When your spirit cries out for peace, come to a world of canyons deep in an old land.
Handbook for american brilliant cut glass schiffer book for collectors with price guide. A stained glass box is an object of profound beauty all by itself. Immigrants helped supply glass houses in the united states with skilled cutters allowing them to develop a product rivaling european cut glass. Stained glass boxes art glass books, ebooks, molds. Early american pattern glass society pattern profiles. It is organized by patterns and illustrated with 396 color and black and white. There is a world of possibilities to create amazing stained glass projects with animal patterns. H vase in the sunbeam pattern 1902, a fourandahalf foot tall punch bowl and stand in an unnamed pattern 1905, and a cutglass replica of the liberty bell 1906. Nautical motifs are among the most popular designs for stained glass and other craft projects.
Jan 02, 2000 buy art deco stained glass pattern book. Collecting antique american brilliant period cut glass. Discover book depositorys huge selection of stained glass. American brilliant period glass production was the last great heyday of the cutglass craze and it ended about a century ago. A lovely american brilliant period cut glass tray by the o. Boggess for schiffer books comes highly recommended by worley. Find everything a glass crafter could need, including pattern books, beginner kits, pre cut kits, lead, solder, and tiffany lamp supplies. Take your pick of stained glass patterns that feature traditional and contemporary designs, angels and cherubs, art deco, art. The guide has over 900 pages of carefully researched material on a wide array of subjects including major and minor cutting houses, scores of new. Easily create the look of stained glass create the elegant beauty of classic stained glass easily and inexpensively with decorating favorite, gallery glass. Manufactured in large quantities in the united states in 184080 by the larger glassworks, it was an offshoot of the american invention 1820s of mechanically pressed glass, which allowed cheaper. A variety of cke stained glass patterns from carolyn kyle and cke.
The patterns are plasticpacked and relatively germfree. Vintage paden city glass history types forms scarce book. Mad etching skills hocus pocus etched and stacked dichroic panel free pattern. Nautical designs stained glass pattern book dover stained glass instruction paperback february 27. How to identify vintagecut glass patterns home guides. Oct 30, 2019 carolyn kyle berets, glass artist, previous owner of cke publications, publisher of stained glass books and patterns. Corn flower is a major success story of canadian cut glass. Special instructions are given for any unusual aspects of each pattern. The us glass states series remains a mystery to this day. Pressed glass was produced in both canada and the united states, with american companies outnumbering canadian factories. This 200 page book is a treasure of etched eapg patterns, etched eapg goblets and pattern glass decorated with etchings. If you are looking for one book, especially if you are a beginning collector, then the book you should buy or borrow is.
See more ideas about stained glass, stained glass patterns and glass animals. Get detailed instruction with our beginner stained glass books. These books are for the creative paradise stand up slumping molds. Handbook for american brilliant cut glass schiffer book for collectors with. Colorin stained glass takes coloring suncatchers to radiant new heights. Members of the early american pattern glass society have a continuing goal of compiling pattern profiles on various named patterns. Cheaper to manufacture than blown glass, this glassware was made in castiron molds and marketed as an economic alternative to handcut. Joyce was a featured seminar speaker at the 2004 ndga convention in council bluffs, iowa the information in this paper is based on 92 depression glass patterns made by the seven major producers of depression glass from 1923 to 1939. Stained glass pattern books ameriglas crafts stained glass. The plant operated successfully until 1958, when the plant closed. The american brilliant period in cut glass history began around 1850. Pattern glass, pressed glassware produced in sets of many pieces decorated with the same pattern.
Eapc was one of anchor hockings most popular kitchen patterns. Learn new about different techniques and stained glass projects for experienced artists and hobbists alike. Three views of an octagonal flat bottomed low bowl in cut n pattern by new england glass works. Early american pattern glass resources reference books. We can guarantee that you will be seeing most of these beautifully photographed specimens for the first time. Retirees quest to clear up history of glass industry develops into book.
Surprise patterns from mckee early american pattern glass society. The great big book list this is the complete list of all books we carry in alphabetical order. American cut glass, from flint to brilliant collectors weekly. Let the sun shine in with this sensational repackage of paper stained glass. The paperback of the the collectors encyclopedia of indiana glass. Please be patientit can take a few seconds to loadbecause its great big. Not all of the original colonies had patterns named for them but even that is controversial, due to oftenconfusing catalogues and articles. Egginton was founded in 1899 by former hawkes glass artisan oliver egginton. This collection contains 91 newly rendered, yet authentic, art deco patterns, which constitute a rich source of ideas for stained glass workers. National depression glass association patterns important to. Cambridge glass company glass lovers glass database. Stained glass coloring books 0486451755 noble japanese designs. The pieces of the mold were pulled away from the glass and the piece was left to cool.
Other cut glass collectibles include ice cream trays, casserole dishes, cake plates. The american brilliant period in cut glass history began around 1850 and lasted into the early 1900s. Stained glass supplies and classes for houston texas. We carry stained glass books and patterns from cke, aanraku. Mckee produced a later imitation cut glass pattern, which was also called jewel. Perfect for a variety of skill levels, this collection boasts an impressive array of stained glass patterns. Hawkes and his competitors correlation of selected patterns in the. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Dover stained glass pattern books will take you through the process step by step.
Introduction to stained glass wardell publications inc. Stained glass boxes wardell publications art glass books. Art nouveau stained glass pattern book by ed sibbett jr. Many of these stained glass patterns for animals can be adapted for. While cut glass has been produced for thousands of years, it reached a peak of popularity during the. The fostoria glass company was a manufacturer of pressed, blown and handmolded. Handbook for american brilliant cut glass schiffer book for. Learn more about american brilliant cut glass by accessing several hundred pages of reference material. Including alaska and hawaii if i send you an invoice for a book. Barbara meek talks about the history of cut glass, the patterns, and the major. The first three pages are printed and bound into the book. Pattern books by theme stained glass supplies delphi glass. Stained glass patterns made to size needed by customer. You can use this discount as many times as you like within the discount period of 312020 3312021.
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