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Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899
Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899

Rare Libbey Glass Company MAIZE Art Glass Salt Shaker From Condiment Set 1899

$ 26.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Color: White
  • Object Type: Salt or Pepper Shaker
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Style: Victorian
  • Condition: Very Good Condition! Rare Piece of Maize Art Glass!
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Type of Glass: EAPG
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Kitchen Accessories Home tableware: Antique Art Glass Rare
  • Manufacturer: Libbey
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Glassmaking Technique: Hand Blown

    Description

    Rare, Victorian, Art Glass, Antique, White Opaque, "MAIZE", Salt Or Pepper Shaker.
    Produced by the Libbey Glass Company, Circa: 1889. The White Colored Maize was made in Toledo, Ohio.
    Very Good Condition with a small flea on a corn cornel.
    Victorian Pewter Lid in Very Good Condition with some wear from age.
    According to the Lechner's Book, "The World of Salt Shakers Second Edition", Page 111:
    This is an "Outstanding Rarity", as this Shaker is from "Libbey Maize Art Glass Condiment" Set. It doesn't have the usual Husk Foliage on the shaker, because the the Base of the Condiment Set has the Green Leaf Foliage. There was the only known Condiment Set, at the time of the book printing, and it belonged to the Lechners. They go on to say, "Many collectors might ignore any shakers that have become separated from the original condiment set. Even if such a type of shaker is purchased there is high probability that the new owner will not realize that he / she has acquired a rate piece of Maize Art Glass."