tokenhead
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You can see length by pictures...THANK'S&HH ALL !!!
Oledigger said:These could be the blocks of glass they used in the 50-60's to make part of a wall so the rooms would be lighter. There use to be a lot of these kinds of window walls (for lack of what it's really called) in Florida when I was growing up there. My guess.
Yes iT IS SOLID...Likely Guy said:Oledigger said:These could be the blocks of glass they used in the 50-60's to make part of a wall so the rooms would be lighter. There use to be a lot of these kinds of window walls (for lack of what it's really called) in Florida when I was growing up there. My guess.
That was my first guess as well, until I saw the ruler. 3 1/4" is a little tiny, also the etching on the block would detract from the effect.
Question for tokenhead: It is solid?
In a dump...I beleive it to be a sample of sorts,i just really wanted the glass co. and the above post gives many possibilities...thanks for inputLikely Guy said:Tokenhead, what's the history behind the piece? If you said how you acquired it, that might help.
Thank You !!!Mackaydon said:Some candidates:
C.G.W.................
Campbell Glass Works, West Berkeley, CA (1884-1885)
Clyde Glass Works, Clyde, NY
Cumberland Glass Works/Cumberland Glass Mnfg. Co., Bridgeton, NJ
Camden Glass Works, Camden, NJ (1875-1884)
Chicago Glass Works
maybe even Corning Glass Works.
Just guessing.....
Don...
tokenhead said:That is an interesting concept! It certainly would work as one!!!Breezie said:What about a paperweight given out by that particular company. Interesting, Breezie,HH ALL!!!