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AKA: Creased Neck Mt. Washington’s

CSNO0048

Maker: Mt. Washington Glass Company
References: Mt.Washington Glass by Wilson V1 p.316-319; 1893 Worlds Fair Mt Washington displays
Description:

A tall cylinder shaker with a ring neck. This set is in an original Sliver Quadruple Plate Pairpoint Holder, #723.

Decoration: Numerous variations and quality of designs
Shape: pillar, cylinder, ring neck
Colors Known: Opalware
Size: This shaker is (A) 2.75 inches tall, and directly under the ring neck is (B) 1.30 inches, (C) .91 inches around the thread. (Measured with a calipers). The mustard measures 3.23″ T to the top point on the lid, and is 1.90″ at its widest point.
Date/Era: 1880s- 1890s
Submitted By: S.Malherek
Special Comments:

Pillar/Creased Neck shakers are difficult to identify the manufacturer, as most manufactures during this period made them for themselves, as well as “Blanks” (undecorated Opalware), that were sold to Decorating Companies or other glass manufacturers, who then decorated them in their own designs. The same designs can be found on different Manufactures Blanks. These can be found in numerous sizes. Some, such as these speculated to Mt.Washington Glass Company, have been Identified by designs of the buildings from the 1893 Worlds Fair, where Mt. Washington had a display. The shape of the shoulder that slopes to the body is different from other Creased Neck Shakers. Size is critical in identifying these shakers, so a calipers will be extremely helpful in measurements. See SSNO1289a for a photo of where to take measurements. Tolerances are within 2-3mm.

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