Cobalt blue glass holds a fascination for collectors of glassware. The origin of this distinctive blue glass goes back to the Egyptians. In this book, authors Monica Lynn Clements and Patricia Rosser Clements showcase nearly 400 photographs that illustrate the wide appeal of cobalt blue glass. From Depression Era patterns and elegant glassware to reproduction pieces and new glass, the colorful photographs exemplify what appeals to the collector. Also shown are cobalt blue glass jewelry, condiment pieces, candlesticks, vases, lamps, bells, perfume bottles, bottles and jars, animals, iridescent glass pieces, and other items. This revised and expanded second edition contains up-to-date market values and nearly 30 new photographs. For anyone who appreciates the beauty of cobalt blue glass, this book is an indispensable reference guide.
Fascinating sojourn through the world of Cobalt Blue Glass.
Published by bernie4444 , 2 months ago
I was already halfway through my collection when I spotted this book. The Schiffer book for Collectors is a good series. However, the prices were not only dated but did not match reality at the time. Most of my collection came from antique malls and flea markets.
It is filled with pictures and descriptions of various cobalt glass items. Many of the items are quite ornate. I stayed with simple designs. Unfortunately, my library has overgrown most of my display space.
On the practical side, I still drink my hot cocoa in a Cobalt mug.
Still, if you are going to collect one thing, or even if it is too late, you need to have this book for a reference.
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