March 20, 2025
Mark with Albany Glass Pattern : Nogi | #319700
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- Description: Albany Glass Pattern : Nogi
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Keywords:
Albany
Pattern
Nogi
tumbler
Indiana
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This particular pattern is called Nogi, and it was used by the Indiana Glass Company from 1907 to 1930. It can be seen here on a tumbler. In 1896, George Brady and James Beatty established the Beatty-Brady Glass Company in Dunkirk, Indiana. This company merged into the National Glass Combine in the early 1900's. In 1907, when the National Glass Company went bankrupt, the plant from Dunkirk was sold, and the Indiana Glass Company was established. From the beginning, Indiana Glass manufactured pressed, blown, and hand molded glassware and tableware. In 1957, the company was bought by the Lancaster Colony Corporation and continued operating until 2002, when the plant was closed.
