The Early American Pattern Glass Page

About Antique Early American Pattern Glass

Pattern glass, also known as pressed glass, was mostly produced in the late 1800s, made in a cast-iron mold to be economical and durable for everyday use. The patterns, which were highly diverse to attract customers, ranged from plain to highly elaborate, and were often patented by the manufacturers.

About Glassware

Glassware is a broad term for a variety of types of decorative glass produced and used in the late 1800s to mid 1900s. Examples include Early American Pattern Glass, cut glass, Carnival Glass, Depression Glass, pattern glass, elegant glass, and milk glass.