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Gillco glass advertising signs enjoy a scintillating market
NEW YORK — Advertising and glassware are popular collecting fields on their own. Combining the two makes for an ultra-hot collectible field. Among the most desirable examples of glass advertising signs were made by Gillco. Established in the 1920s in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Gill Glass Sign Company (later shortened to Gillco) created illuminated reverse glass […]
Mt. Washington Burmese Uranium Glass Vase leads our five lots to watch
Mt. Washington Burmese Uranium Glass Vase FLOWER MOUND, TX — Mt. Washington Glass Company was founded in 1837, but its heyday arrived in 1880 and lasted through the early 1900s. Its products from this era are regarded as eminently stylish. A Mt. Washington piece would set a home off and let the visitor know the […]
Wayne Wright leaded glass lamp collection lit up Jackson’s saleroom with big results
CEDAR FALLS, IA — Wayne Wright’s lifetime collection of early 20th-century leaded glass lamps brought big numbers for his heirs at Jackson’s on July 30. Numerous examples from non-Tiffany Studios manufacturers brought out collectors and their discretionary income in a wide range of overperformances. Complete results are available at LiveAuctioneers. The resounding marketplace success of […]
‘Anheuser-Busch Beer On Draught’ Reverse-on-glass Illuminated Sign leads our five lots to watch
‘Anheuser-Busch Beer On Draught’ Reverse-on-glass Illuminated Sign BRIMFIELD, MA — Reverse-on-glass is a time-honored tradition in fine art, but it’s most prominently found in late 19th-century and early 20th-century advertising, particularly in the United States. The technique involves creating reverse art, painted to the interior of a glass form, for viewing from the front. The […]
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