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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 402

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any novelties. Theywere part of a consignment that slipped through theblockade somehow in the early days of the war. How are these selling? he inquired of a sales-girl. Selling? Why, were not selling them. No onewants them. They were made in Germany,you know. Yes, I noticed that, and that was why I… … FINE cut glass is one of the essentials of the home,both for ornamental and utilitarian purposes. Nowell-spread table is complete without at least a fewpieces. Their scintillating brilliancy livens up thetable and gives an added beauty to the silver and china.Comparatively few people have knowledge…

Pottery · Glass · Glassware

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