Milk Glass Patterns - Westmoreland Imperial Fenton Etc. / Scarce Book + Values

Description

Lavishly illustrated in color, this scarce out-of-print book is an in-depth pictorial identification and value guide [see date of publication] to collectible vintage milk glass.
COLLECTOR’S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MILK GLASS – IDENTIFICATION AND VALUES
by Betty & Bill Newbound, Collector Books, KY, 1995/2000.
This comprehensive book covers the history of milk glass including its makers, types of milk glass, patterns, values [see date of publication] and more.  From children’s pieces, figures, kitchenware, novelty items, boxes, bottles and jars, vases and gas station globes, this book identifies and values nearly one thousand different items.  Makers include Westmoreland, Imperial Cooperative Glass Co., Boyd, Fenton, Summit, L.G. Wright and many others. Of particular value is a section on “Where are the Molds?” – that identifies the contemporary factories who own the old molds and are reproducing the glass today. Whether a collector, dealer, or historian of vintage glassware, one will find this book an invaluable reference.
8.75” x 11.3” color-imprinted hardback in very good condition.  261 pages.
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