Phyllis Petcoff in Wickliffe, Kentucky, US (United States)

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Glass Mugs, Goblets available from Phyllis Petcoff based in Wickliffe, Kentucky. Click the links below to visit our website or contact us via our profile page.

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Address:876 Crews Road, Wickliffe, Kentucky, 42087, United States

Telephone:270-335-3294

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Lacy Glass

The production of glass objects was one of the first industries in the American Colonies. The first glasshouse was established in Jamestown, Virginia in the early 17th century. Its products were glass beads for trade, bottles and window glass.

Bryce Brothers

Bryce Brothers operated under many names and organizations over time, Including Bryce, McKee & Company, Bryce, Richards & Company, Bryce, Walker & Company, Bryce Brothers, and Bryce Higbee & Company. Like many glass manufacturers, Bryce Brothers was a family affair.

Glass Forms

These are the most common forms found in Early American Pattern Glass. Not all patterns had every form and some had other novelty items not listed here. Often companies sold a Table Set, consisting of a butter dish, creamer, sugar, and spooner as a unit.

Greentown Glass

Collectors use the term "Greentown Glass" when referring to glass produced by the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Company which was located in Greentown, Indiana, about 5 miles east of Kokomo. The Company existed from 1894-1903 when the factory was destroyed by fire and was not rebuilt.

Pattern Glass

Early American Pattern Glass began about 1826 at the Sandwich (MA) Glass Works when Deming Jarves developed a mechanical glass press that could produce glass tableware in quantity and quality at a lower cost rather than being mouth blown or Mold Blown individually.

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Web | ...Information Welcome to my Website. My name is Phyllis Petcoff and I am a dealer in and collector of Early American...membership in the Early American Pattern Glass Society. Phyllis Petcoff 876 Crews Road Wickliffe, Kentucky 42087 ...

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Greentown Glass

Web | Greentown Glass Home Up by Phyllis Petcoff Collectors use the term "Greentown Glass" when referring to glass produced by the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Company which...

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Glass Forms

Web | ...waste bowl Wine Small, about 4" tall, for sweet wines or cordials. Rose Sprig, Campbell, 1886 Phyllis Petcoff This page last modified on 12/11/2006

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Lacy Glass

Web | ...Industry in Sandwich by Raymond E. Barlow and Joan E. Kaiser. Roman Rosette honey dish. Lacy Glass for Sale by Phyllis Petcoff 3016 Beehive & Thistle Plate lacy 9" minor rim roughness 175.00 1840, Sandwich Lee, Pl 136 5400 Beehive...

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For Sale

Web | ...please send me an e-mail and I will be happy to compile a custom search. Description of Pattern Glass Forms. Phyllis Petcoff 876 Crews Road Wickliffe, KY 42087 (270)-335-3294 petcoff@earthlink.net I accept personal...

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