Type: Edo Kiriko. Color: Red and Blue. Quantity: Set of 2.
Decoration: Handmade cut glass. Color: Blue and Red. Included Item: Wooden box. Type: Edo Kiriko Wine Glasses.
Type: Edo Kiriko Pair Glasses. Decoration: Cut Glass. Color: Red and Blue. Set Includes: Set of 2 glasses.
Serial numbers, tamper seals, and item photos are recorded. Glasses: 5 pieces.
The design consists of 3 "Pinwheels" separated with 3 fan topped sheilds around the bowl, a zippered stem, and a 16 point rayed foot. make Supersized seem small. It stands 4.25" tall with a 1.875" wide mouth and a 2" wide foot - will hold 2 ounces filled to the brim.
A nice touch is the unmarked brand, which keeps the design subtle and easy to match with anything.
Serial numbers, tamper seals, and item photos are recorded.
In July 1888, it was announced that the A. J. Beatty & Sons glass factory of Steubenville, Ohio, would be relocating to Tiffin, Ohio. A. J. Beatty had been negotiating with various communities for more than a year to establish a site for the new A.J. Beatty & Sons Glass manufacturing plant production began on August 15, 1889. In 1969 Interpace the holding Co. that owned Gladding McBean Potteries of Lincoln Ca. purchased Tiffin
In July 1888, it was announced that the A. J. Beatty & Sons glass factory of Steubenville, Ohio, would be relocating to Tiffin, Ohio. A. J. Beatty had been negotiating with various communities for more than a year to establish a site for the new A.J. Beatty & Sons Glass manufacturing plant production began on August 15, 1889. In 1969 Interpace the holding Co. that owned Gladding McBean Potteries of Lincoln Ca. purchased Tiffin
Serial numbers, tamper seals, and item photos are recorded.