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Rarities in the
ACGA Collection:
998.035 Waverly
Pattern Plate by Libbey
by Gerry LaCroix
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The pattern depicts a ring of hobstars interspersed with 5-point stars and fans. The center of the plate consists of a hexagon surrounding a 6-point star with fans emanating from the tips of the hexagon.
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The Waverly pattern was also produced as a three-handled loving cup (and advertised in “McClure’s” in December 1901), a punch bowl with matching punch cups, and a jug.
The following documents contain information and illustrations of the Libbey and non-Libbey Waverly patterns:
1. “Encyclopedia of American Cut and Engraved Glass”, Vol. I, p. 39, and Vol. III, by J. Michael Pearson;
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“American Cut and Engraved Glass”, or “Encyclopedia of American Cut
and Engraved Glass”, by Albert
3. “American Brilliant Cut Glass”, p. 66 and 172, by Bill and Louise Boggess;
4. “Evers’ Standard Cut Glass Value Guide”, by Jo Evers,
5. “American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Advertisements”, Book One, Edited by Robert J. Smith, II and Valerie K. Smith,
6. “Identifying American Brilliant Cut Glass”, p. 94 and 95, by Bill and Louise Boggess,
7. “Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass, 1876-1916”, by Bill and Louise Boggess,
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ACGA reprint of
9. ACGA reprint of Krantz, Smith & Co. 1904 catalog, p. 47, and
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ACGA reprint of
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