Shape:Candlesticks
Contributor: Martin Chaffee about 10 inches high and has a base diameter of 4 5/8 inches.
AMBER AND MILKY AMBER CANDLESTICK (AKA) unk by Unknown Maker/Unknown Location (Company Operated: Unknown), c1850s Introduced
Shape:Candlesticks
Contributor: Martin Chaffee about 10 inches high and has a base diameter of 4 5/8 inches.
NOTE: Liz Roach 2025: two-color candlestick seen in Lowell Innes' PITTSBURGH GLASS 1797-1891, color plate 10. 10"H. No wafer. Candle cup 3-1/2" deep, image in the Innes shows pewter inserts for the cups. posted image 10 inches high and has a base diameter of 4 5/8 inches. Its inclusion in Innes Pittsburgh glass book suggests he thought it was a Pittsburgh maker although there is no comment in the text.
Shape:Candlesticks
Contributor: Martin Chaffee about 10 inches high and has a base diameter of 4 5/8 inches.