Anchor Hocking/Indiana Sandwich Glass + others (1970s-Contemporary)

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I got these in order to do a video on sandwich glass, which I see quite a bit in thrift stores. They're not something I'd recommend picking up, unless you want to collect the pattern! Really old sandwich glass, made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company and others in the 19th century, is very rare and you're not likely to see it anywhere except in a museum.
Angela Thorne has pointed out in the comments that the plate is actually Indiana Glass! The patterns seem to be very difficult to tell apart. Here's a reference photo I found:
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Here's the website of the Sandwich Glass Museum with some more historical info:
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@angelathorne3225 3 года назад

That "Anchor Hocking" plate was made by Indiana. However, the small fluted bowl was made by Anchor Hocking. Several inaccuracies in the video; further research will help with learning the distinctions between various manufacturer's sandwich patterns. I like the premise of the video & wish Small Joyful Things well in all endeavors.

@smalljoyfulthings 3 года назад

Hello! Yes, I think you're right. These patterns are so similar it's incredibly tricky to tell them apart. I'll edit the title and description of the video to match. I did find this reference photo, not sure if it's accurate. i.pinimg.com/originals/9b/81/38/9b813887bc4de54bd67ea215a6fc9a68.jpg And interestingly enough, I couldn't find the Sandwich pattern listed in "A Century of Indiana Glass". I wonder if it's listed under another name? Thanks for your info, I do appreciate it.

@homemakingwisdom 2 года назад

I have the chantilly green tiara sandwich glass made by Indiana. They are beautiful pieces. The clear plate you have is not crystal that's why it's not clear. I have a few crystal peices and man they are so clear. My mother in law got me a beautiful vintage crystal wine set. You can find crystal at a thrift store or a flea market you just need to know why your looking for. But ya, to find a crystal bowl like that would be a hard find.