-- Pattern Details
IMPERIAL GLASS CO. No. 9 (OMN)
• AKA: Malvern; Pecorah; Tulip and Cane
• MAKER: Imperial Glass Company/Bellaire-Ohio (Company Operated:: 1904-1984), Introduced: 1904 Introduced
• NOTE: Appears in the 1904 Price List.
NOTE: Kathy Conn Turner 2023 - Imperial reissued these #9 lamps in a wide variety of colors, including slag, in the 1960s. They called them "Bundling Lamps." And they even reissued colorless crystal.
NOTE: Pattern was also produced with an iridized (carnival glass) finish.
NOTE: Kathy Conn Turner 7-30-26 - The Imperial #9 table set only appeared in Imperial’s first two catalogs, 1904-05 and 1906-07 so the table set pieces had a short production run. ... example is even more scarce because it is Ruby stained. Most Imperial Ruby stained articles were stained by the Elite Decorating Company of Bellaire OH. Elite was technically not a part of Imperial, but shared much the same ownership and was located in a different factory several blocks away.
• MOTIFS: Buttons, Panels, None
• AKA: Malvern; Pecorah; Tulip and Cane
• MAKER: Imperial Glass Company/Bellaire-Ohio (Company Operated:: 1904-1984), Introduced: 1904 Introduced
• NOTE: Appears in the 1904 Price List.
NOTE: Kathy Conn Turner 2023 - Imperial reissued these #9 lamps in a wide variety of colors, including slag, in the 1960s. They called them "Bundling Lamps." And they even reissued colorless crystal.
NOTE: Pattern was also produced with an iridized (carnival glass) finish.
NOTE: Kathy Conn Turner 7-30-26 - The Imperial #9 table set only appeared in Imperial’s first two catalogs, 1904-05 and 1906-07 so the table set pieces had a short production run. ... example is even more scarce because it is Ruby stained. Most Imperial Ruby stained articles were stained by the Elite Decorating Company of Bellaire OH. Elite was technically not a part of Imperial, but shared much the same ownership and was located in a different factory several blocks away.
• MOTIFS: Buttons, Panels, None