Most glass production, whether clear or in color, was in patterns where the same design would repeat on many different forms. Some patterns have particular items that are rare especially for that ...

A. H. Heisey & Co., the famous American glassworks, opened in Newark, Ohio, in 1896. August Henry Heisey served in the Union Army during the Civil War and fought in the Battle of Gettysburg.

Among the few older things that interested me was a vintage Heisey Glass Company item described ... glassware was created in a wide variety of patterns and colors. Throughout that period, most ...

Q — My mother-in-law gave me a clear glass basket ... Bredehoft’s comments about the pattern are: “Used for some Heisey cuttings and etchings. Often found with decorations done by other ...

"Sibyl," the guest asked. "Why did you put that Heisey glass in the powder room?" Unbeknownst to the Lavengoods, the classy tumbler in a pattern called "Greek Key" was made around 1912 by the A.H ...

Newark. There will be 1,450 lots of Heisey glass available for auction. The auction preview is from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 4 when the auction begins with lots 1 to 599. On April 5, the doors ...

And those looking for bargains, will find them at the Glass Flea Market on June 17. Both events are sponsored by Heisey Collectors of America (HCA). The Annual Glass Show and Sale features ...

The Heisey Company produced glass from 1896 to 1957 in many patterns, colors and decorations and distributed it across the nation and to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) and Europe. Heisey advertised ...