Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalogs, index, research
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalogs, index, research
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalogs, index (2018)
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalogs, index (2018)
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Glass Cutting in Germany 1989 Merker German Cut Glass Glasschliff in Deutschland
“Glasschliff in Deutschland / Glass Cutting in Germany” is a 196 page, 9″x8.5″ softcover written by Gernot H. Merker and published in 1989 by Bergbau- und Industriemuseum Ostbayern. Most of the text is in both German and English, but some is only in German. It provides a history of the German glass cutting industry, describes the techniques used, and shows close to 130 examples. There are many black-and-white illustrations. The book is in good condition, with scuffed cover, a few small spots at front bottom, two small indentations to the back, cocked spine, small pencil marks to the half-title page. International buyers – please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges aren’t included in the item price or postage cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be, prior to bidding or buying.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling + Cut Glass catalog book
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling + Cut Glass catalog book
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalog-book
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018. Unger Brothers main business was silver, not glass, but they ended up with some 400 persons in their cutting shop by 1900 so cut glass was clearly an important part of their business. This 210 page compendium includes an Introduction by Judy Northup, Unger researcher and ACGA Past President, three Unger catalogs (one circa 1898, one circa 1902 and the other 1904), Unger cut glass pieces from ACGA member collections, a brief look at Unger’s silver production, Judy Northup’s research into women cutters (focusing on the Unger Brothers firm) and a comprehensive pattern index. Condition: new. We only have a few of these left and it will not be reprinted. Free media mail shipping in a sturdy Tyvek envelope. International buyers – contact us for a shipping quote. We accept PayPal. For positive feedback, payment must be received in four days. 100% of the proceeds from this sale go to the American Cut Glass Association. Contact us to learn more about The American Cut Glass Association.
Unger Brothers American Brilliant sterling & Cut Glass catalog-book
Cut Glass of the Unger Brothers, published in 2018. Unger Brothers main business was silver, not glass, but they ended up with some 400 persons in their cutting shop by 1900 so cut glass was clearly an important part of their business. This 210 page compendium includes an Introduction by Judy Northup, Unger researcher and ACGA Past President, three Unger catalogs (one circa 1898, one circa 1902 and the other 1904), Unger cut glass pieces from ACGA member collections, a brief look at Unger’s silver production, Judy Northup’s research into women cutters (focusing on the Unger Brothers firm) and a comprehensive pattern index. Condition: new. We only have a few of these left and it will not be reprinted. Free media mail shipping in a sturdy Tyvek envelope. International buyers – contact us for a shipping quote. We accept PayPal. For positive feedback, payment must be received in four days. 100% of the proceeds from this sale go to the American Cut Glass Association. Contact us to learn more about The American Cut Glass Association.
Linford Cut & Glass engraved catalog American brilliant
Linford Cut Glass Company, Jamestown, NY 1899 cut glass catalog. This company and its principals are a case study of the challenges faced trying to found a startup company when the American Brilliant Cut Glass movement was in its heyday. The publication contains the fresh-to-us design drawings of the firm’s foreman and designer, one William Warren Winchester. He was a talented cutter and designer, who at one point in his career after being trained in the Corning, NY shops worked for Libbey at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Reprinted in 2010. Some of the patterns shown are Beauteous, Imperial, Florentine, Mayville, Palmetto, etc. This soft cover book is a brand new, 84 page spiral bound reprint. Free media mail shipping in a sturdy Tyvek envelope. International buyers – contact us for a shipping quote. We accept PayPal. For positive feedback, payment must be received in four days. 100% of the proceeds from this sale go to the American Cut Glass Association. Contact us to learn more about The American Cut Glass Association.
