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Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company, Martele Line – Hummingbird with Roses

10 Saturday Oct 2015

Posted by d.b. in Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company

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Animals in Glass, Custard Glass, Hummingbird, Martele, Powder jar, Puff Jar

Consolidated Martele Hummingbird (1)I have a copy of Florence’s Glassware Pattern Identification Guide, Volume II.  On the cover is a photo of this puff jar in blue with crystal flowers and bird.  I have always thought it was a very beautiful looking piece.  I would love to see it ‘live’.

I came across this piece, in custard, recently.  For more information about the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company have a look at the Glass Lovers Glass Database where there is a brief history of the company.  This is what is said about this line:

“In 1926 Consolidated’s Reuben Haley designed an Art Glass Line called Martele (Martele meaning hand forged), imitating the Lalique style. It is said that the Lalique Lovebird design was copied exactly; but all other Consolidated designs were original. Initially, Martele was advertised as Lalique reproductions. Consolidated made Martele glass in blue, crystal, green, pink, white, or custard glass with added fired-on color or a satin finish.” Consolidated Martele Hummingbird (2)

Very pretty.

Hazel Atlas Gay Nineties Whiskey Glass

02 Friday Oct 2015

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Barware, Tumbler, Whiskey Glass

Hazel Atlas Gay Nineties whiskey (4)Isn’t this a fun little glass?  It is part of a Hazel Atlas cocktail set called “Gay Nineties”.  It came with 6 inch highball tumblers, a 13 1/4 inch metal tray, a 10 inch cocktail shaker and the whiskey Hazel Atlas Gay Nineties whiskey (2)glasses.

I like all the folks painted on the glass.  They look like they are having lots of fun!Hazel Atlas Gay Nineties whiskey (1)

Portieux Vallerysthal Monkey on an Elephant Dish

29 Tuesday Sep 2015

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Animals in Glass, Elephant, French Glass, Monkey

IMG_4638Isn’t this just great????  I had the most wonderful time at Harvest Antiques this weekend.  I bought a number of different pieces that you normally don’t see in our neck of the woods.  Some pretty cool stuff!!!

This is a piece from Portieux Vallerysthal.  Monkey on elephant.  Older piece.  Comes in a number of different colours/treatments.  First time I have seen this ‘live’.  Couldn’t resist – it makes me smile each time I see it.

 

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