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Scarce Northwood Ribbed Pillar in Pink Spatter & Satin Glass Creamer | American Art Glass79 of 376 |  |  |
Posted 6 months ago
Shawnl86
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This is a early 1900s Northwood Creamer features the pattern a "Ribbed Pillar" also known as "Northwood Pleat" and "Northwood's Aurora 245" This creamer is produced in Pink Spatter Glass with a Satin Effect, the crimped rim of the creamer is a wonderful accent and adds allot of character! The swirl effect is my favorite aspect of this creamer is just stunning! I hope you enjoyed viewing this treasure!
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Shawnl86
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Northwood GlassHarry Northwood, son of esteemed English cameo glass maker John Northwood, …
American Art GlassAmerican art glass refers to decorative household glass objects made in fac…
Nice find shawn-- any early present for yourself!
scott
Thanks Scott! I actually won this piece about a month ago for a very good deal, Ive just been to busy to post it! but I am very happy to have it, you know how I enjoy creamers! :)
very nice 'spatter' glass piece
Haha, Thanks for catching my error :)
and thanks for the loves Vetraio and Leah!
Lovely jug, I do like spatter glass!....:-)
Thanks Inky! I agree if I get a chance to pick up another example at a good price I will! :)