Hand Pressed Glass Cup Plate "St. Andrews Church - St Matthew - 1981" OrnamentThis Historical Reproduction Cup Plate was commissioned in 1982 by St. Andrews Episcopal Church in New Bedford MA. This plate has a very faint amethyst hue, much paler than usual, but still distinctly amethyst in color. It is #156 in the Pairpoint catalog. Measuring 3. 5" in diameter, this cup plate was made by hand using a glass press and hand carved pressing mold, following the same process used for cup plate production in the 19th century. 1825
Handmade in Sandwich by Will Mayer at Glass Studio on Cape Cod
This dramatic wall hanging reminiscent of an octopus is guaranteed to bring nautical pizazz to your beach cottage decor
The Sandwich Glass Museum is proud to present the Shell of The Year 2026
75" in diameter
Many glass factories talk about how they make "perfect crystal" - colorless sterile glass without bubbles
Measures roughly 15
the concept of a salt shaker didn't gain widespread popularity until the 1920s when Morton Salt introduced anti-caking agents
similar to those originally produced by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
with deep saucers
In this hands-on workshop
Measures roughly 6"H x 3
MA by McDermott Glass Studio