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Fostoria, Ohio has been home to 13 different glass companies over the years, including the famous Fostoria Glass Company, founded in 1887. Fostoria crystal is known for its distinct etched patterns, among the most famous being 'Chintz,' 'Holly,' and 'Colony.' The company's magazine, 'Creating with Crystal,' was a highly successful marketing tool. Fostoria began to sell its stock off in the 1970s, and closed down in 1983.
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Our newest book is actually the fully revised and expanded second edition of our first book. It came out orig… [more]
David Doty's incredible, comprehensive and colorful Carnival Glass reference site, with over 1,600 pages and 4,000 … [read review or visit site]
A great starting point for collectors interested in Depression glass. Features in-depth reference articles on topic… [read review or visit site]
This excellent milk glass reference site is definitely not for the lactose intolerant. Includes seven high resoluti… [read review or visit site]
This extensive reference on 'carnival glass,' which became popular in the early 1900s, is divided into three sectio… [read review or visit site]
A great reference on ‘American Brilliant Cut Glass’ (produced between 1876 and 1914), this site features a stri… [read review or visit site]
If you need schooling on Victorian-era pressed glass tableware aka EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) aka Pattern … [read review or visit site]
Michael and Lori Palmer's site dedicated to the hand painted decorations of Abels, Wasserberg and Company, known as… [read review or visit site]
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Glass Heritage Gallery: 109 N. Main St., Fostoria; 419-435-5077; Fostoria glass on permanent view. Hours: Tue.-Sat., 10 am-4. Hancock Historical Museum: 422...Read more
Our primary patterns are Chintz, June, Meadow Rose, Navarre, Trojan and Vesper etched glassware from Fostoria Glass and Rose Point from Cambridge...Read more
For years, the Walnut Avenue resident has had a view of the former Fostoria Glass factory as it sits, partially demolished, near the corner of First Street...Read more
Snyder's favorite parts are vintage Fostoria Glass mermaids that were gifts from her husband. The mermaids surface above waves of clear-blue sea glass,...Read more
Glass Heritage Gallery: 109 N. Main St., Fostoria; 419-435-5077; Fostoria glass on permanent view. Hours: Tue.-Sat., 10 am-4. Hancock Historical Museum: 422...Read more
Since we are located in the heart of Ohio glass country, we also offer a wide variety of Glassware including Fenton, Fostoria, Cambridge, Northwood,...Read more
