Mary Gregory Type Glassware 1880-1990 - History Examples / Scarce Book + Values

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MARY GREGORY GLASSWARE 1880-1990
by R & D Truitt,self-published, MD, 1992.
"'Mary Gregory' is the term used throughout the English speaking world to describe glassware of any color or design that has been painted with white enamel, particularly depicting children at play.  The term first appeared in the 1920s.  Originally only human figures were included, but now any  animal or scene might be termed 'Mary Gregory'."  The glassware might also be known by other names such as "painted cameo" or "poor man's cameo."  This book covers the history of the glassware, the decorators, artistry and decorations, values and more.
6" x 9" softback in very good condition.  83 pages.
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