This is a paperback book in very good condition,  This is a 25 year history of Fenton Glass.

Fenton Glass the 1st 25 Years/With 1988-89 Price Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

William Heacock

Antiques & Collectibles

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Encyclopaedia of Victorian Coloured Pattern Glass: Toothpick Holders from A-Z, Book 1

Antique Publishers

This third volume in the series devoted to the identification and documentation of Victorian colored glass, is primarily devoted to glass from the late Victorian era, 1885 to 1910.The items covered by this encyclopedia are primarily syrup pitchers, sugar shakers and cruets, popular items that graced the tables of homes during this late Victorian era.The book contains colored plates on the first 64 pages; most of the balance of the book includes early ad and catalog reprints.

Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book 3: Syrups, Sugar Shakers and Cruets from A-Z

Reference

Wallace-Homestead Book Co.

Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book 3: Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cruets from A to Z

Encyclopaedia of Victorian Coloured Pattern Glass: U.S.Glass from A-Z Bk. 5

Antique Publications, US

Victorian Colored Glass: Bk. 2: Patterns and Prices

Richardson Printing

Old Pattern Glass: According to Heacock, Featuring the early columns of William Heacock, 1974 to 1980

Antique Pubns

Fenton Glass: The Third 25 Years

Glass Press

Comes with separate price guide and letter

5000 Open Salts: A Collectors' Guide

Arts & Photography

Patricia Johnson

Other Media

OUR NOTES: In many ways, Open Salts are the ideal collectible. They are plentiful, most are reasonably priced, and there are so many, many unique patterns! However, over a century has passed since Open Salts were commonly used. This makes identification all the more challenging, since old catalogs reprints &amp; other forms of documentation are quite scare. Fortunately the authors of this book have done an outstanding job of identification, making the passion of the collector/ dealer so much easier, by their exhaustive treatment of this topic. This fine reference includes thousands of salts pictured, as well as an accompanying item number, which is correlated to the description. The description, in turn, provides attribution to maker, measurement, pattern name, and year of make. Also included as such things as a Pattern Index, Open Salts in Color, Index to Makers &amp; Types &amp; more. Some of the key sections are outlined below: Round Shapes Pressed Oval Shapes Pressed Square Shapes Pressed Rectangular Pressed Assorted Shapes Footed Salts Pedestal Based Salts Unusual Shapes Cut Glass Salts Intaglio Salts Crystal Master Salts Victorian Novelties Animal Shaped Salts Double Salts (European &amp; American) Sterling Plated Pewter Salts Pottery Salts Milk Glass China Mistaken Identities Much, Much More! --- John Kincaid, PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION: This is the "Bible" for collectors of Open Salts! This reference work literally illustrates more that 5,000 open salts. First published in 1982, this book was returned to print in 1996 and then sold out again in 1999. 5,000 Open Salts will interest all glass and china collectors, even those who don't specialize in open salts because many patterns were made in other types of wares. Thousand of items are illustrated, hundreds in glorious color. Information is given on patterns names and company attributions.

Antique Publications,U.S.

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