SWAN (AKA) unk1 by Unknown Glass Company No. 15 (Unknown Location, Operated: Unknown), c1882 Introduced
• AKA: Swan with Mesh
NOTE: Brad Gougeon: Other than the patent that was issued to David Barker while he worked at the Brilliant Glass Company in 1882 (and assigned to a different company) there is no evidence that Canton made this pattern. (In 1883 Barker helped form the Canton Glass Company). Unlike several early Canton patterns, it does not show up in any form in any wholesaler assortments of the day. There is nothing in the trade quotes or any advertisements to document it.
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Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Haileta Willing

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Handles
Contributor: Sarita Cooper

Shape: Pattern Comparison
Contributor: Don Plank

Shape: Plates/Platter
Contributor: Brad Gougeon, Sarita Cooper, Connie O'Connor

Shape: Jars: Pickle/Marmalade/etc.
Contributor: Sharon Blanks, Nick Sam Downs, Ed Perva (3,4)

Shape: Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Robert Wilkin

Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Alice Stratmann flat berry/sauce dishes 4-3/4"D, 1-1/2"H

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Donald Robbins, Ed Perva (2,3), Brad Gougeon

Shape: Footed Bowls/Low Comports
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Table Sets
Contributor: Ed Perva sugar base 4 OD x 5-7/8H with a pronounced inner rim. spooner 3.5 OD x 5-3/8H

Shape: Spooners/Spills
Contributor: Margaret Morse

Shape: Patents
Contributor: Terri Frauzel

Shape: Patents
Contributor: Terri Frauzel

Shape: Pitcher
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Pam Arndt

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Ed Perva

Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Brad Gougeon