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Pattern List OPEN SALT PATTERNS 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY This is a work in progress in an effort to consolidate information on Open Salt Patterns, and will not be limited to only those in Early American Pattern Glass, but include those that Open Salt Collectors consider patterns of glass that have manufacture’s pattern names and numbers. Basic guide for names used is the "Pressed Glass in America" by John & Elizabeth Welker. We ask for any and all corrections, additions, etc to this information, as we know that we have probably made several mistakes, and may have used outdated corrected information. In each of the Open Salt information areas, we have tried to list only those references that make a specific reference too, or a picture of an open salt, however in a few cases we used a listed reference in order to provide a representative picture of listed pattern. Where we have listed as drawing, or catalog picture, they may be from block prints which were hand cut and are not as accurate as present day pictures. References used: Bold text is what we used in the document followed by the detailed information, and Author of the referenced document. BERG SALTY COMMENTS: "Salty Comments Facts & Opinion about Open Salt Collecting 1 thru 90" by Ed & Kay Berg. (1984 thru 2005) BK 1 METZ EAPG: "Early American Pattern Glass" by Alice Hulet Metz (2000 edition Copyright by Judith Cronin) BK 2 METZ EAPG: "Much More Early American Pattern Glass" by Alice Hulet Metz (2000 edition Copyright by Judith Cronin) CENTRAL “Central Glass Company, The First Thirty Years: 1863-1893” By Marilyn R. Hallock. CODDINGTON: "Old Salts" by Mr & Mrs Addison E. Coddington, with added identification by Ed & Kay Berg. COMPENDIUM: "The Open Salt Compendium" by Sandra Jzyk & Nina Robertson. DEGENHART: “Degenhart Glass and Paperwights” Degenhart Paperweight and Glass Museum, Inc. HEACOCK & JOHNSON: "5000 Open Salts, A Collectors Guide" By William Heacock and Patricia Johnson. JENKS LUNA EAPG: "Early American Pattern Glass 1850-1910" by Bill Jenks & Jerry Luna. KAMM PG PITCHERS “The series of eight Pattern Glass Pitcher Books” by Minnie Watson Kamm. LEE EAPG “Early American Pressed Glass” By Ruth Webb Lee. LEE VICTORIAN GLASS “Victorian Glass” By Ruth Webb Lee. MCCAIN CEPG “The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Pattern Glass” By Mollie Helen McCain. MCCAIN PG PRIMER “Pattern Glass Primer, Pattern Guide to Early American Pressed Glass” By Mollie Helen McCain. PETERSON Glass Patents and Patterns” By Arthur G. Peterson. RILEY JENKS EAPG “Early American Pattern Glass, Collector’s Identification & Price Guide” Darryl Reilly & Bill Jenks. SMITH “The series of Ten Individual Open Salt Books” By Allen B, & Helen B. Smith. WARMANS PG “Warman’s Pattern Glass” A Warman’s Price Key Book 1993. Edited by Ellen Tischbein Schroy WELKER “Pressed Glass in America, Encyclopedia of the First Hundred Years 1825-1925” By John & Elizabeth Welker. WRIGHT “The L. G. Wright Glass Company” By James Measell and W.C. “Red” Roettels WRIGHT 2 “L. G. Wright Glass” The West Virginia Museum of American Glass, LTD Pattern Index - ACANTHUS - SEE RIBBED PALM ACORN - ACTRESS - ADA - ADAMS - ADAMS # 130 - SEE THOUSAND EYE (Adams) ADAMS # 5 - SEE HIDALGO ADAMS # 85 - SEE VALENCIA WAFFLE ADAMS # 86 - SEE DAISY AND BUTTON WITH THUMBPRINT PANEL ADAMS CO # 29 - SEE ADAMS ADAMS DIAMOND FOOTED - ADAMS MYRTLE - SEE GRAPE AND FESTOON ADAMS WHEELBARROW - SEE BARROW SALT AEGIS - AETNA # 300 - ALBANY - ALEXIS - ALL OVER DIAMOND - ALMOND - SEE ALMOND THUMBPRINT ALMOND THUMBPRINT - AMAZON - AMERICA - AMERICAN - AMERICAN BOW TIE - SEE BOW TIE APOLLO - APPLIED BAND - ARCH - ARCHED LEAF - ARGUS - ARGUS :OTHER ARGUS NAMES - SEE ARGUS ARGUS-CREASED - SEE ARGUS ARIZONA - SEE TEEPEE ASHBURTON WITH GRAPE BAND - SEE GRAPE BAND ATHENIA - SEE REVERSE 44 ATLANTA - ATLANTIC CABLE - SEE CABLE ATLAS - ATTERBURY'S BASKET WEAVE - SEE BASKET WEAVE (Milk White) BABY FACE - BABY THUMBPRINT (Westmoreland) - BAG WARE - BALDER - SEE PENNSYLVANIA BALTIMORE - BANDED BEADED GRAPE MEDALLION - BANDED BUCKLE - BANDED DIAMOND POINT - SEE DIAMOND POINT WITH PANELS BANDED STAR - BANDED THOUSAND EYE - SEE THOUSAND EYE (Adams) BAR AND DIAMOND - BARBERRY - BAROUCHE - BARREL ARGUS - SEE ARGUS BARREL EXCELSIOR - SEE EXCELSIOR (EARLY) BARRELED BLOCK - SEE RED BLOCK BARROW SALT - BARTHOLDI - Page 1 of 19 BASKET WEAVE (Milk White) - BASKET WEAVE WITH CABLE - SEE BASKET WEAVE (Milk White) BASKETWEAVE - BASSETTOWN - BEAD AND BAR MEDALLION - SEE AEGIS BEAD BAND - SEE THOUSAND EYE BAND BEADED ACORN - BEADED ACORN MEDALLION - SEE BEADED ACORN BEADED BAND & PANEL - SEE FANCY COLONIAL BEADED BASE - SEE WASHINGTON (U. S. Glass) BEADED CHAIN - SEE CHAIN BEADED FESTOON - SEE LOOP AND JEWEL BEADED GRAPE MEDALLION - BEADED LOOP - SEE OREGON BEADED MEDALLION - SEE BEADED MIRROR BEADED MIRROR - BEADED OVALS - SEE OREGON BEADED PANEL & SUNBURST - BEADED TRIANGLE - BEARDED HEAD - SEE VIKING BEARDED MAN - SEE VIKING BEATTY RIB - BEDFORD - BELLAIRE GOBLET #151 - SEE BULL'S EYE AND SPEARHEAD BELLAIRE GOBLET #600 - SEE STARS AND BARS (Bellaire Goblet) BELLFLOWER - BELLFLOWER FINE RIB - SEE BELLFLOWER BELMONT'S ROYAL - SEE ROYAL LADY BELT BUCKLE - SEE LATE BUCKLE BERLIN (McKee) - BERRY - SEE BARBERRY BEVELLED BUTTONS - BIG BLOCK - SEE HENRIETTA BIGLER - BIRCH LEAF - BIRD & FERN - SEE HUMMING BIRD BIRD AND BERRY - BIRD AND CHERRY - SEE BIRD AND BERRY BIRD SALT - SEE BIRD AND BERRY BLACKBERRY - BLAZE - BLAZING PINWHEELS - SEE SHOSHONE BLEEDING HEART - BLOCK (Duncan) - BLOCK (KING'S) - BLOCK AND DIAMOND - SEE PRESSED DIAMOND BLOCK AND STAR - SEE VALENCIA WAFFLE BLOCK BAND - BLOCK BARREL - BLUE THUMBPRINT - SEE KING'S CROWN BONE (Bakewell) - BOSTON - BOSWORTH - SEE STAR BAND BOW TIE - BRAZILIAN - BRILLIANT - BRILLIANT (King) - BRYCE BROS #150 - BRYCE BROS #175 - SEE RED BLOCK Page 2 of 19 BRYCE'S ROYAL - SEE SPRIG (Bryce Higbee) BUCKLE - BUCKLE AND STAR - SEE BUCKLE WITH STAR BUCKLE EARLY - SEE BUCKLE BUCKLE WITH STAR - BUDDED IVY - BUFFALO - BULLET - SEE ATLAS BULL'S EYE - BULLS EYE AND PRISM - BULL'S EYE AND SPEARHEAD - BULL'S EYE AND STAR - SEE MOON AND STAR BULL'S EYE AND WAFFLE - SEE WAFFLE AND THUMBPRINT BULLS EYE BAND - SEE REVERSE TORPEDO BULL'S EYE DIAMOND - SEE BULL'S EYE WITH DIAMOND POINT BULL'S EYE VARIATION - SEE BULL'S EYE AND SPEARHEAD BULL'S EYE WITH DIAMOND POINT - BULL'S EYE WITH FLEUR-DE-LYS - BULL'S EYE WITH PLAINER STEM - SEE BULL'S EYE BULLS-EYE AND PRINCESS FEATHER - SEE BULL'S EYE WITH FLEUR-D BUTTERFLY AND CATTAIL - BUTTERFLY HANDLES - BUTTERFLY WITH SPRAY - SEE BUTTERFLY AND CATTAIL BUTTON & OVAL MEDALLION - SEE FINECUT AND BLOCK BUTTON ARCHES - BUTTON BAND - BUTTON PANEL - CABBAGE ROSE - CABINET - SEE SQUARE PANES CABLE - CABLE CORD - SEE CABLE CABLE WITH RING - SEE CABLE CAMBRIDGE #2502 - SEE DEEP FILE CAMBRIDGE #2660 - SEE WHEAT SHEEF CAMBRIDGE #2870 - SEE INVERTED STRAWBERRY CAMBRIDGE 2577 - SEE ADA CAMBRIDGE SAWTOOTH - SEE SAWTOOTH CANADIAN HORSESHOE - SEE APOLLO CANADIAN THISTLE - SEE PANELLED THISTLE CANE AND ROSETTE - CANE BAND - SEE TUDOR PATTERN CANE SHIELD - SEE BRAZILIAN CANNON BALL - SEE ATLAS CAPE COD - SEE HAMILTON CAPE COD #22 - SEE HUBER CAPE COD #64 - SEE HAMILTON CAPTAIN KID-150 - SEE RED BLOCK CARMAN - CARMEN - SEE CARMAN CARRIAGE - SEE BAROUCHE CART MASTER SALT - CASCADE - CASSADAY - CATHEDRAL - CAT'S EYE AND BLOCK - SEE CUT LOG CENTENNIAL - SEE LIBERTY BELL CENTENNIAL-Lee - SEE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL CENTRAL #139 - SEE HUBER CENTRAL #140 - SEE CABBAGE ROSE Page 3 of 19 CENTRAL #145 - SEE LOOP CENTRAL #16 - SEE BAROUCHE CENTRAL #177 - SEE DIAMOND (Central) CENTRAL #178 - SEE BALTIMORE CENTRAL #180 - SEE OCTAGON CENTRAL #181 - SEE OAK WREATH CENTRAL #183 - SEE FLORENCE CENTRAL #184 - SEE HONEYCOMB (Design covers bowl) CENTRAL #185 - SEE SPLIT CENTRAL #186 - SEE BUFFALO CENTRAL #187 - SEE DOBSON CENTRAL #188 - SEE JANUS CENTRAL #189 - SEE STIPPLED SWAG CENTRAL #190 - SEE STIPPLED BOWL CENTRAL #191 - SEE OAK WREATH CENTRAL #192 - SEE CABBAGE ROSE CENTRAL #193 - SEE ARCH CENTRAL #194 - SEE BALTIMORE CENTRAL #195 - SEE OCTAGON CENTRAL #196 - SEE ALBANY CENTRAL #197 - SEE DIAMOND (Central) CENTRAL #230 - SEE PANEL RIB AND SHELL CENTRAL #439 - SEE DIAMOND BAND CENTRAL #730 - SEE PANEL RIB AND SHELL CENTRAL #775 - SEE PRESSED DIAMOND CENTRAL #800 - SEE LEAF AND RIB CENTRAL #810 - SEE CANE BAND CENTRAL #822 - SEE STOVE CENTRAL #830 - SEE FLOWER DAISY AND BUTTON CENTRAL #860 - SEE RECLINING DOG SALT CENTRAL #861 - SEE OPEN PLAID CENTRAL #876 - SEE STAR GALAXY CENTRAL #877 - CENTRAL #893 - SEE RED BLOCK CHAIN - CHAIN WITH DIAMONDS - SEE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL CHALLINOR #308 - SEE PANELLED RIB CHALLINOR #69 - SEE ARCHED LEAF CHAMPION - CHANDELIER - CHASTITY - SEE PLAIN MELON CHICK - SEE CHICKEN CHICKEN - CHRYSANTHEMUM # 408 - SEE DOUBLE DAISY CINCINNATI - SEE HONEYCOMB (Design covers bowl) CLARISSA - SEE ILLINOIS CLARK - SEE PRISM AND BLOCK BAND CLEAR BLOCK - SEE RED BLOCK CLEAR LIONS HEAD - SEE ATLANTA CLEAR RIBBON - CLOVER - COBB - SEE ZIPPER COLLARD BULL'S EYE - COLLINS - SEE CRYSTAL WEDDING COLONIAL - COLONIAL PANEL - COLONY (Fostoria) - COLUMBIA DOT - SEE DOUBLE-EYE HOBNAIL WITH DECORATIVE BAND COLUMBIA GLASS #14 - SEE HENRIETTA Page 4 of 19 COMET - SEE HORN OF PLENTY COMPACT - SEE SNAIL CONCAVE ASHBURTON - SEE ARGUS CONCAVED ARROWHEAD - SEE GOTHIC (KING) COOP IMPERIAL - SEE JEWELLED MOON AND STAR CORDATE LEAF - SEE HOMESTEAD CORDOVA - CORONA - SEE SUNK HONEYCOMB COTTAGE - CROSSETT SAWTOOTH - SEE SAWTOOTH CROWN - SEE LADDER WITH DIAMOND CROWN JEWEL - SEE CHANDELIER CRYSTAL ANNIVERSARY - SEE CRYSTAL WEDDING CRYSTAL BALL - SEE ATLAS CRYSTAL WEDDING - CUBE
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