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    Posted 13 years ago

    doedoe
    (10 items)

    this has been in the family for a long time, can anyone tell me what this is and if it is or isnt worth anything please? there is no mark or stickers that I can see. i wasnt sure how to categorize this I have several pc that I am inquiring about. any info would be wonderful. thanks WOW I had more then I thought to list. I hope this crystal is worth something.

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    1. TallCakes TallCakes, 13 years ago
      this is 'Mt. Vernon' by Imperial Glass; the pattern #699, ca. 1912
    2. doedoe, 13 years ago
      ok great! you have been amazing! I will check ebay so see if they sell well or not. its very pretty but I have no need for it. thanks so much for all of your info!
    3. Paul71 Paul71, 13 years ago
      This pattern had many names over the course of its life. It was designed by Ebeling, who designed Fostoria's famous American pattern (introduced 1915). This was first introduced as Prism Crystal in the early 1920s. Imperial also called it Triangle. It was called Mount Vernon during the 1930s, but in 1940 the name was changed to Washington due to a conflict with the Cambridge Glass Co, who also used the name Mount Vernon for a line of theirs before Imperial called theirs by the same name.
      Most collectors only know it as Mount Vernon.
    4. doedoe, 13 years ago
      Hi Paul thank you so much for all of the info and history on this pc. it really is beautiful. at least i now know the name, I have several pc from my mother in law and never had any info on them. so thank you

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