American Cut Glass Association

A Note on the Russian Pattern: Variations of this pattern are identified on this correction sheet, if examples are illustrated. Russian Canterbury is the equivalent of Russian, the catalog name (but relevant catalogs are often not available). The longer name is preferred by today’s dealers and collectors in order to avoid confusion with the three other variations of the Russian pattern: Russian Cleveland, Russian Ambassador, and Russian-Persian. The Persian pattern is a different pattern; it is not the same as Russian-Persian. The Persian pattern does not appear in this book.

• 6. Harvard (on a no. 229 blank) by Libbey (a vase, not a hatpin holder), not unidentified
• 25. American (on a no. 610 blank) by Dorflinger, not unidentified
• 28. Westminster by Mt. Washington, not unidentified
• 30. Colonial by Dorflinger, not unidentified
• 33 (left). Venetian by Straus, not unidentified
• 39. Majestic by Straus, not unidentified
• 45. Pressed glass, not cut glass
• 49. X-ray by Hoare, not unidentified
• 50. Berwick by Pairpoint, not unidentified
• 62. Unidentified, not No. 1397 by Hoare
• 66 (left). “Strawberry Diamond and Star” (pat. no. 16,720) by Clark, not unidentified
• 67. Brunswick by Hawkes, not unidentified
• 76. Grecian by Hawkes, not unidentified
• 77. Colonna by Libbey, not unidentified
• 82. Adel by Clark (on Flemish Jug blank), not Flemish Odel by Clark
• 87. Unidentified, not No. 99 by Dorflinger
• 108. Unidentified by Hawkes, not Navarre by Hawkes
• 110. Victoria by New England/Libbey, not Prudence by Hawkes
• 111. “Rex” by Tuthill, not Rex by Hawkes (fake signature?)
• 114. Grecian & Hobnail (patent no. 18267) by Hawkes, not pattern no. 18267 by Hawkes
• 124. Devonshire by Hawkes, not unidentified by Hawkes
• 132. No. 770 by Hoare, not unidentified
• 139. Unidentified, not No. 1397 by Hoare
• 140. Not named by Hoare, not No. 1240 by Hoare
• 146. Jewel by Libbey, not “Ivenia” (Ivernia?) by Libbey
• 171. Winola by Clark, not Winola by Bergen
• 173. Sultana (on a no. 493 blank) by Libbey, not Radcliffe by Blackmer
• 174. Orloff (on a no. 232 blank with underplate missing) by Clark, not Enterprise by Elmira
• 193. Festoon by Hawkes, not Star by Meriden
• 200. “Hexad” (generic) by unidentified, not Hexagon Diamond by Mt. Washington (Hobnail was called Hexagon Diamond by Mt. Washington.)
• 202. Victoria by New England/Libbey, not Middlesex by New England (Note: Photo is printed upside-down.)
• 207. Unidentified, not Persian by Pairpoint
• 235. Venetian by Straus, not Antoinette by Straus
• 236. Unidentified, not Columbus by Straus
• 237. Richmond by Straus, not “Drape” by Straus
• 238. Venetian by Straus, not Encore by Straus
• 239. Unidentified, not Peerless by Straus
• 241. Unidentified, not unidentified by Straus; signed with the trademark that was used on blanks made by Libbey; no evidence that this is a Straus pattern
• 242. Unidentified, not unidentified by Straus; signed with the trademark that was used on blanks made by Libbey; no evidence that this is a Straus pattern
• 251. Unidentified, not Avondale by Unger
• 253. Unidentified, not Viola by Unger
• Color 258. Russian-Persian by unidentified, not Persian by unidentified
• Color 261. Belgian import: 3853/17 (on a 3853/17 blank) by Val St. Lambert, not unidentified
• Color 270. Belgian import: HF 193 (on a HF 193 blank) by Val St. Lambert, not unidentified
• Color 277. Universal by Hoare, not foreign. Stopper is cased with red on its interior. Bottle also probably is cased with red on its interior and is not of solid color. Another example of this cologne is shown in Wiener and Lipkowitz (1975, p. 148) where the interior casing of the bottle is thinner. It is obvious that the bottle is not made of solid red glass.
• Color 282. Belgian import: Saarbruecken (on a Saarbruecken blank) by Val St. Lambert, not unidentified by Val St. Lambert
• Color 298. Belgian import: 1897/13386 (on a 3317/17 blank) by Val St. Lambert, not unidentified
• Color 299. Belgian import: 2987/17 (on a 2783/17 blank) by Val St. Lambert, not unidentified
• 304. Aztec by Libbey (probably on a finger bowl, not a 10″D bowl), not unidentified
• 343 (left). No. 5546 by Hoare, not unidentified
• 351. Electra by Straus, not unidentified