Antique American Canadian Glass Goblets / Scarce Illustrated Book

Description

This early out-of-print book identifies and pictures in black-and-white photographs over one thousand American and Canadian goblets.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN GOBLETS
.   By Doris and Peter Unitt,  Clock House, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, 1970/1977.
“Over 1,000 photographs were taken for this book.”  This identification and value guide [1970] for collectors presents a pictorial gallery of goblets as well as providing information on American factories and Canadian factories.  The best of the cut and brilliant glass patterns used for goblets are shown and described in detailed captions.  Illustrations are in black and white; an appended value guide gives prices good for date of publication.  A glossary of terms about the art of glassmaking is appended and a bibliography for further research rounds out this information-packed reference book.    This book is a collector’s item in itself and would make a fine addition to the permanent reference library of the collector, dealer, or historian of antique North American glass.
5.75“ x 8.75“ gold-imprinted hardback (no dust cover) in very good condition   368 pages.
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