Glades Bowls

ByDepGlass

Ten different bowls were made in the Glades pattern.  A four and one-half inch tab-handled, fruit bowl; a four and three-fourths inch cream soup bowl, a five inch tab-handled, cereal bowl with a flared rim; a six inch cereal bowl; a six inch tab-handled, shallow bonbon bowl; a seven inch bowl; a seven and one-quarter inch gravy bowl; an eight and five-eighths inch bowl; a ten inch, tab-handled, oval bowl; and a twelve and one-half inch, 3-footed, console bowl make up the collection.  They were made in the colors cobalt blue, ruby, green, black, crystal, amber, and amethyst.

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The Glades pattern has seven different plates.  There is a six and one-half inch plate that has tab handles, a seven inch plate, an eight inch plate, a nine and one-quarter inch plate, a ten inch plate, a eleven and one-half inch serving plate, and a twelve inch plate.  They were made  in the colors cobalt blue,…

Glades Tumblers

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Four tumblers were made in the Glades pattern:  a three ounce whiskey tumbler; a three and one-half ounce footed tumbler; an eight ounce, four inches tall, flat tumbler; and a twelve ounce, five and one-quarter inches tall, tea tumbler.  They were made  in the colors cobalt blue, ruby, green, black, crystal, amber, and amethyst.

Glades Comports

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Two comports were made in the Glades pattern.  One is three and one-half inches high, and the other is seven and five-eighths inches high.  They were made in the colors cobalt blue, ruby, green, black, crystal, amber, and amethyst.