Tiffin Glass, 1940-1980: Figurals, Paperweights, Pressed Ware by Ruth Hemminger, Ed Goshe, Leslie Pina

Tiffin Glass, 1940-1980: Figurals, Paperweights, Pressed Ware by Ruth Hemminger, Ed Goshe, Leslie PinaTable of Contents OUR NOTES: Approximately 1 3 of the book is devoted to Tiffin's Duncan & Miller division. The Duncan & Miller Glass company of Washington, Pa. closed, and many of their pattern molds & equipment were purchased by the United States Glass Company in 1955. In 1956, US Glass established a Duncan & Miller division. Much of this glass was produced at the Tiffin factory. "Tiffin Glass" is glassware made in the US Glass owned factory located

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OUR NOTES:

Approximately 1/3 of the book is devoted to Tiffin's Duncan & Miller division. The Duncan & Miller Glass company of Washington, Pa. closed, and many of their pattern molds & equipment were purchased by the United States Glass Company in 1955. In 1956, US Glass established a Duncan & Miller division. Much of this glass was produced at the Tiffin factory.

"Tiffin Glass" is glassware made in the US Glass owned factory located in the town of Tiffin, Ohio.

Collectors of both Tiffin and Duncan & Miller will find this reference quite useful. The full complement of patterns from both glass brands are detailed in color photos.

--- John Kincaid, Collector Bookstore

PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION:

This companion volume to other books on Tiffin Glass by this authoritative team offers important information on Tiffin's pressed ware. It includes a color identification guide, nearly 500 archival and color photos and catalog pages, detailed captions, and a price guide.

Vases, bowls, candlesticks, and ashtrays are shown in many colors and styles in addition to the popular figurals and paperweights produced by Tiffin Glass. This volume is a must for collectors and dealers of Tiffin and 20th century American glass.

470 color & b/w photos