Consolidated Catalonian 1113 honey plate Shown in the 1929 catalog reprint on page 32 and page 34 of Jack Wilson's 1989 book, this is the #1113 7 1/4 inch bread and butter plate in the yellow wash color, sometimes called honey yellow by collectors. These hard to find plates feature the swirls and uneven hand tooled rims that make this line so distinctive.

The Catalonian line was made from 1927 to most likely 1932 when the plant closed. It is not known if the line continued after the plant reopened in March 1936.

It is in excellent condition. Add it to your Art Deco or Consolidated glass collection today. It is in excellent condition with a good wash on it.
Circa: 1927-1932
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass Company, Coraopolis, PA  

Consolidated Catalonian 1113 honey plate Shown in the 1929 catalog reprint on page 32 and page 34 of Jack Wilson's 1989 book, this is the #1113 7 1/4 inch bread and butter plate in the yellow wash color, sometimes called honey yellow by collectors. These hard to find plates feature the swirls and uneven hand tooled rims that make this line so distinctive.

The Catalonian line was made from 1927 to most likely 1932 when the plant closed. It is not known if the line continued after the plant reopened in March 1936.

It is in excellent condition. Add it to your Art Deco or Consolidated glass collection today. It is in excellent condition with a good wash on it.
Circa: 1927-1932
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass Company, Coraopolis, PA  

Consolidated Catalonian yellow toilet bottle The Catalonian line was introduced in January 1927. I was referred to as "The Glass of Old Spain." The patent for this unique type of glass listed it as "blister or bubble" glass. It was Consolidated's best selling line of glass at the time.

It comes in clear colors of Crystal, Emerald Green, and Spanish Rose pink. The "soft" colors are produced by adding a transparent color wash to the glass. The colors are known as Honey (yellow), Amethyst (purple), and Jade (soft green). In the 1940s a cranberry overall wash was also used, along with different bands of color on clear. The most desired effect is called Rainbow.

Shown in the 1929 catalog reprint on page 34 of Jack Wilson's 1989 book, this is the #1175 shape of the Art Deco Catalonian line by Consolidated Glass. It stands 5 inches tall to the top of the glass lid which itself measures 1 1/8 across. The bottle base is 3 inches wide x 2 1/2 inches deep. This particular bottle still has a cork in it. Both the lid and the base are in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company, Coraopolis, PA  

Consolidated blue Olives Reuben-Line vase From the Martelé line, this 4 inch tall x 8 1/4 inch long x 3 5/8 inches wide Olives vase made by the Consolidated Glass Company of Coraopolis PA is an example of the Reuben line. It is decorated with a very light blue ceramic wash, highlighting the frosted glass olives, vines, and leaves. In 1933, while Consolidated was closed due to union difficulties (April 2, 1932 - March 1936), Kenneth Haley moved many of the molds belonging to his famous father Reuben Haley over to the Phoenix Glass Company where Kenneth worked. There, he produced glass from these molds and used finishes of the Phoenix Glass Company instead of the finishing techniques of the Consolidated Glass Company. These were part of a line he called the Reuben Line in honor of his father who died in 1933. The Reuben line carries its own paper label: a yellow paper oval with the words Phoenix and REUBEN-LINE at the bottom of the label.

This vase is very heavy, a substantial piece of glass. It is in excellent condition with regards to its staining and color. However, there is a 1/4 inch flake on one side of the top rim (see photo) .

It is great American Art Deco art glass. Add it to your Art Deco or Consolidated glass collection today.

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Circa: 1926-1936
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass Co., Coraopolis PA  

Consolidated Regent pink 1174-B vase Part of the Regent line made by Consolidated in the early 1940 or late 1930s, this 4 1/2 inch tall fan vase owes its shape to the earlier Catalonian Spanish Knobs line. In the Regent line, it is shape 1174-B. Pink cased in white and having a satin finish. This very vase was shown in Jack Wilson's 1989 book on page 70. It is illustration 177 in the glossy finish in that book, described as scarce, as are all Regent cased pieces. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass  

Consolidated Cosmos pink cased pepper shaker Made between 1895 - 1902, this Cosmos pattern cased pink glass pepper shaker is among those started while Consolidated was still in Fostoria, Ohio prior to their move to Pennsylvania. Excellent overall condition.

This pattern was made circa 1895-1902. It is shown on page 43 of the Lechner Volume 2 book. It is in excellent condition. It is listed as very scarce. Standard roughness on the neck under the original metal lid.

Buy it for your antique glass salt shaker or early Consolidated collection today.

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I am a long time member of the Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collectors Club and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this piece of Consolidated Glass. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)
Manufacturer: Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company, Coraopolis, PA  

Consolidated blue opaque Fish salt shaker Made between 1894 - 1900, this Fish pattern is among those started while Consolidated was still in Fostoria, Ohio prior to their move to Pennsylvania. As Lechner states in his Salt Shaker book (second edition) on page 45, this motif consists of four embossed fish standing upright; one on each corner of the shaker. Excellent overall condition with some minor and typical inner rim roughness.

This Consolidated blue opaque Fish salt shaker stands 3 1/2 and is considered by Lechner as very scarce. The toothpick holder in this pattern is shown on the Second Edition of the Bredehoft book on page 46. It is very scarce in the cased colors.

Find out more about collecting Phoenix and Consolidated Glass at our club website: www.pcgcc.org


I am a long time member of the Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collectors Club and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this piece of Consolidated Glass. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass Co., Fostoria, OH  

Consolidated green opaque Fish salt shaker Made between 1894 - 1900, this pattern is among those started while Consolidated was still in Fostoria, Ohio prior to their move to Pennsylvania. As Lechner states in his Salt Shaker book (second edition) on page 45, this motif consists of four embossed fish standing upright; one on each corner of the shaker. Excellent overall condition with some minor and typical inner rim roughness.

It stands 3 1/2 and is considered by Lechner as very scarce. The toothpick holder in this pattern is shown on the Second Edition of the Bredehoft book on page 46. It is very scarce in the cased colors.

Find out more about collecting Phoenix and Consolidated Glass at our club website: www.pcgcc.org


I am a long time member of the Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collectors Club and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this piece of Consolidated Glass. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass Co., Fostoria, OH  

Consolidated blue opaque Pine Cone shaker This Consolidated blue opaque Pine Cone salt shaker has its original top and measures 3 1/4" tall to tip of top. A well know and very collectable pattern from Consolidated's early period. An example of the splended color created by Nicolas Kopp when he worked there. Excellent condition. No damage.
Manufacturer: Consolidated Glass