TWO c.1900 STIEGEL TYPE GREEN TUMBLERS GLASSES ETCHED SHIP Small 2-3/4\" Pair
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TWO c.1900 STIEGEL TYPE GREEN TUMBLERS GLASSES ETCHED SHIP Small 2-3/4\" Pair:
$17.99
Here is a pair of light green glass STIEGEL or STIEGEL TYPE small tumblers (shot glasses?) featuring an etched clipper ship and zigzag border. These are hand blown with arough pontil on the base and moderate amounts of \"seeding\" or bubbles inthe pale greenish glass.These have some age, but actual origin or age is unknown. One glass has two fleabites along the rim edge, but feels fairly smooth to the touch. The second glass has no such flaws. Lovely pieces.2-3/4\" tall, 2-1/4\" diameter across the rim. See photos.FROM THE INTERNET:Stiegel type glass is listed here. It is almost impossible to be sure a piece was actually made by Stiegel, so the knowing collector refers to this glass as \"Stiegel type.\" Henry William Stiegel, a colorful immigrant to the colonies, started his first factory in Pennsylvania in 1763. He remained in business until 1774. Stiegel was one of the most famous makers of early-period American glass. It resembled German thin-walled glass. Glassware was made in a style popular in Europe at that time and was similar to the glass of many other makers. It was made of clear or colored glass and was decorated with enamel colors, mold blown designs, or etching.
TWO c.1900 STIEGEL TYPE GREEN TUMBLERS GLASSES ETCHED SHIP Small 2-3/4\" Pair:
$17.99