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Category Archives: Morgantown

Morgantown Etch #778 Carlton with Platinum Etched Border

30 Saturday Dec 2017

Posted by d.b. in Morgantown

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Depression, Etched Glass, Plate Etched

I picked up these glasses at The Old Jail Antiques in Waterdown, N.Y. during the summer.  For the longest time I thought the etch was one by Seneca Glass that I own.  I finally took a closer look and realized that they were NOT the same.

I have so much glass that I haven’t photographed that I have been lazy with my identifications.  Anyway I finally identified these as Morgantown stems.  The stem line is #7653 and the etch is #778.  I believe that the combination of the etched platinum border changes the name to Carlton Marco.

The larger glass is the parfait (I think) and the smaller is (who knows?).

They are lovely, quite heavy, and the photos really don’t do them justice.

Red Morgantown Goblets – Line 7643 – Golf Ball

08 Sunday Oct 2017

Posted by d.b. in Morgantown

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Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Depression, Red Glass, Ruby Glass

I don’t know whether this line was originally called “Golf Ball” or if this the moniker that collectors have given the line due to the obvious distinguishing ‘bead’.  Somewhat reminds me of Cambridge’s line 1066 – Aurora.

I really like the deep, rich ruby colour.

United Chromium Metal Pedestals with Morgantown Inserts

02 Saturday Nov 2013

Posted by d.b. in Morgantown, United Chromium

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Cocktail Glasses, Metalcraft, Morgantown, United Chromium

FarberwareI have seen these glasses around.  Some time ago I saw four in a Salvation Army. I didn’t buy them and I have regretted it ever since.  I saw these recently and decided to pick them up.

I thought that they were called Farberware.  But Farberware is the name of products made by the S.W. Farber Company.  Mr. Simon Farber had two brothers who had their own company called Farber Brothers.  They made glasses that are very similar to the ones shown here.  For awhile I thought they had been made by Farber Brothers.

But two very interesting guides on ebay – Farber Bros Vs. Farberware and Farber Bros Vs.United Chromium written by martinisandmore would lead me to believe that the metal pedestals of these glasses were made by United Chromium with the glass inserts by Morgantown.Farberware (6)

Farber Brothers used glass inserts by Cambridge Glass.

The interesting thing is that the inserts come off.  I don’t know the reasoning for that – perhaps to clean.  When I read that, I had to of course try to pull them apart. Hence the photo!

If you search the Internet for Farberware or Farber Brothers you will see lots of barware.  Some of it is quite attractive, although this isn’t something I would collect.

 

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