Overview
This is a quintessential example of American 'Elegant Glass,' characterized by its high clarity and sophisticated hand-finished details.
Preliminary identification
Photo reference
1 uploaded photo
Overview
This is a quintessential example of American 'Elegant Glass,' characterized by its high clarity and sophisticated hand-finished details.
Story
West Virginia was the heart of the American glass industry in 1937 when the Baroque line was first introduced to bring a touch of European grandeur to the American dining table.
Maker / Origin
Fostoria was once the largest manufacturer of handmade glassware in the world, renowned for providing the official glassware for several U.S. Presidential administrations.
Condition & Value
The glass appears remarkably clear with no visible 'clouding' from dishwasher use, which is the primary killer of vintage glass value. Clear 'crystal' versions of the Baroque pattern are classic and highly usable, though they generally command less than the rare colored versions like 'Seaspray' or…
Research
Improve the quality of research by sharing any corrections, provenance, details, marks, dimensions, or any other element that could shed light on the piece.
Add any photos or details that could shed light on the piece.