CARD RECEIVER (OMN) negc by New England Glass Company Company Operated: 1818-1887), 1876
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge 2024: Here we have a patented calling card tray in form of a bird with an olive branch in its beak. Design Patent 8,946 was issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. It is believed to have been made by the New England Glass Co. as he had assigned a patent to this firm the previous year.
Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at the shoulder.

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Shape:Card Receiver/Tray
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t

Shape:Patents
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t

Shape:Card Receiver/Tray
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t

Shape:Card Receiver/Tray
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t

Shape:Card Receiver/Tray
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t

Shape:Card Receiver/Tray
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge Design Patent 8,946 issued February 1, 1876 to George E Hatch of East Cambridge, MA. Dimensions: 9-1/8" long (tip of beak to tip of tail), 5-1/4" wide, approximately 1-1/4" tall at t