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a bad economy and cheaper competition forced the company to sell to New Jersey’s Lenox
or anyone who appreciates the extraordinary craftsmanship of American costume jewelry's golden age
Title: Believed "A Girl Picking Primroses with Her Mother"
Era: 1960s (estimated)
hair impeccably styled — Helene Curtis knew exactly what it was selling in 1961
Candle Holders, Westmoreland Doric, Milk Glass Three-Column Stem, Taper, Set of 2, USA, Vintage 1947-1960s hotel-collectible a bad economy and cheaperThe Doric pattern from Westmoreland is one of those designs that looks as good empty as it does lit. This pair of milk glass candlesticks the Doric pattern, with its three column stem and Doric Lace base has the kind of sculptural presence that earns a shelf spot whether or not there's a candle in it. Westmoreland, the pre eminent American milk glass manufacturer from the 1920s until they closed in 1984, produced the Doric pattern from 1947 through
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