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Heisey was a forward-thinking company. It promoted itself around the United States through magazine advertising and became the first glassware company to use advertising as an essential marketing tool.
In the 1920s, shortly after the death of Major Heisey in 1922, the company began experimenting with exotic colors. These colors, which included Flamingo (a pink), Sahara (a yellow), and Dawn (a purple), supplemented the company’s already thriving crystal business and helped make Heisey one of the most popular Depression-era glassware companies. Today, these colored pieces are some of Heisey’s most collectible items.
During the Depression, Heisey released dozens of designs such as Charter Oak, which was produced between 1926 and 1935 and featured bowls, candlesticks, plates, stems, tumblers, lamps, pitchers, and comports. Charter Oak, as well as other designs like Chintz and Lariat, came in various colors, in addition to clear crystal. Other patterns such as Crystolite were produced exclusively in crystal.
During and after World War II, Heisey dabbled in high-end art glass, which the company branded as Verlys. It also produced and sold figurines. During the postwar period, Heisey became particularly known for its glass animals in a wide array of colors.
Heisey’s output was not limited to glass for the home. Over the years, Heisey also produced commercial glass for hotels and bars, as well as items like car headlights.
In 1958, Heisey was purchased by Imperial Glass Company, which continued to use Heisey’s molds through 1984. Glass made in those molds after 1958 can be confused with Heisey glass because of the similar designs, but the colors are different. Pre-1958 Heisey glass is also recognizable for its logo—an H inside of a diamond—on its pieces, though collectors have discovered that unmarked Heisey pieces also exist.
Affection for Heisey did not stop when it changed hands in ’58. In 1971, fans of Heisey formed a group called “Heisey Collectors of America.” Three years later, they founded a museum in Newark, Ohio, devoted to vintage Heisey glass.
1908 Antique Heisey Fruit Jar
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Heisey Frosted Goose Cordial L@@k
Vintage Heisey Glass Wings Down Flying Goose
2 Heisey Crystal 5 1/4" Fish Candlesticks 1941-1948 No Reserve
Heisey Glass Zircon Green Limelight Fern Handled Mayo 2-part 1937 Rare Nice
3 Heisey Orchid Water Goblets
Vintage Heisey Elegant "orchid" Pattern Triple Waterfall Candleholders-exquisite
Eapg Heisey Console Bowl Oblong Footed W Petal Pattern Marked, Beautiful!
1940's Heisey Crystal Scottie Dog Figurine Unmarked Glows Under Uv Light
2 Heisey Alexandrite Creole Tall Champagne Stem Glasses Minor Rim Chips
Heisey Empress Blank Compote With Sterling Silver Overlay
Heisey Beaded Swag Ruby Flash Shaker Put In Bay Ohio Oh Glass Top Vintage 
Heisey Glass Kicking Colt For Longaberger-pale Blue
Green Moongleam Heisey Octagonal Center Bowl
Heisey Fenton Glass Oscar Plug Horse Stallion Pony Roselene (pink)
Heisey By Imperial Slag Wood Duck
Heisey Fenton Glass Oscar Plug Horse Stallion Pony Roselene (light Pink)
Heisey Glass Clear Orchid 12 1/2" Floral Bowl
Lot Of 17 Clear Glass Heisey Lariat 7" Dessert Plates
Early Vintage Glass Cake Pedestal Stand Campbell Jones Dew Drop & Star Eapg 1880
Heisey Glass Emerald Green Pineapple & Fan Cruet
Heisey Alexandrite Creole Sherbet Bowl Excellent Condition
Vintage 6 3/4" Signed Heisey Clear Elegant Glass Wings Up Mallard Bird Figurine
Pair Of Heisey Alexandrite Creole Footed Finger Bowls As Is
Elegant Heisey Orchid Etched Pattern Candle Holder
Heisey Orchid Individual Footed Mini Creamer & Sugar 3" Tall Waverly Blank
Pair Of Heisey Alexandrite Creole Sherbet Bowls Small Rim Flakes
Heisey Glass Flamingo Empress Cruet
Unusual Elegant Heisey Orchid 5oz Footed Tumbler / Stem 
Heisey Marked Center Bowl Fancy Etched Design 
Heisey Orchid Etch Single Candlestick
Signed Heisey Glass 1590 Zodiac Two Light Candle Holder - Excellent Condition
