April 1936 | ||
American Glass Lamps Lura Woodside Watkins. The Magazine Antiques, April 1936, pp. 142-146. |
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July 1936 | ||
The Albany Glass Works Harry Hall White. The Magazine Antiques, July 1936, pp. 142-146. |
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August 1936 | ||
Dated American Glass – the Prudence Goodall sugar bowl editor The Magazine Antiques, August 1936, pp. 55-56. |
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Rims and Reasons James H. Rose. The Magazine Antiques, August 1936, pp. 68-69. |
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Based upon his study of a great many pressed glass cup plates including the wonderful "foundering" USS Constitution, Rose argues that more complex mold designs had been used than glass scholars had previously imagined. Variations in the position and shape of the rims of otherwise identical cup plates could be explained by a separate cap ring. | ||
Antiques in Domestic Settings: XI: The Home of Dr. and Mrs. George Follansbee editor The Magazine Antiques, August 1936, pp. 70-71. |
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Mrs George Follansbee was an early collector of Ohio antiques including Ohio glass. | ||
September 1936 | ||
The Etiquette of Nineteenth-Century Lamps Major L.B. Wyant The Magazine Antiques, September 1936, pp. ???-???. |
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October 1936 | ||
A Dyott Note Charles B. Gardner The Magazine Antiques, October 1936, pp. 159-161. |
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