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The information I have on Specialty includes an early catalog, nothing similar to engraved glass is shown. I have no knowledge of them having done any cutting or engraving.

 

I have a book at the store on Westmoreland Glass. Not sure but I believe it was published by Collector Books, can't remember the author.

I'll have to try to remember to look at it tomorrow. I'm 95% positive that they did cuttings. Not as Westmoreland, but as Specialty Glass Company.

At least according to the book I have.

 

The only Specialty Glass I have information on, was in East Liverpool, Ohio form 1892 to 1898 when it burned. It did eventually become Westmoreland Glass. Specialty make packers wares.

 

This is the book I have. Anyone have it?

Chas West Wilson
Collector Books, 1996

 

I do! But I haven't been involved much with this thread. What do you need?
Don

 

Darn it forgot to look at the book. Busy day lots of people out for Veteran's day.

@dgbjwc
The first chapter I believe shows pictures of glass done by Specialty Glass Co.

Can you look and see if they did indeed do Amber cut to clear glass.
Thanks.

 

I went through my book but couldn't find any information at all on the Specialty Glass Co. making cut glass. Westmoreland, of course, did but I can't many references to Specialty Glass Co. products. I could have missed it.
Don

 

I've been trying to tell you, Specialty made cheap pressed glass, copied a few pieces, (pressed goblets)no blown wares, no cutting, no engraving, too much skill involved.

They did make some pattern glass,

 

@Cherryhill
Well sometimes you just have to hit me over the head to make me understand. Sorry.

Thank you. Was any of the Westmoreland cut to clear?

Maybe it was a different book.
Writing myself a note to look for the book tomorrow.

 

Oh, yes. There are some beautiful cut glass pieces in amber done by Westmoreland in the book.
Don