Cranberry World Cranberry Vines Vintage Pairpoint Cup Plate Plymouth MA Coaster

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Cranberry World Pairpoint Glass Cup Plate 385 Plymouth Massachusetts Made in USA Pairpoint Glass cup plate number 385 features a central image of cranberry vines. The 3.5 inch was commissioned by Cranberry World of Plymouth, MAAdditional InformationBoxes and padding are included for packing protection. We sell vintage plates and boxes may be stained, and have handwriting or labels. If you prefer a new white gift box, please send me a message. The pictures are taken close and could show blemishes that are not necessarily seen by the naked eye. The photos that show the greatest detail generally appear a little different than the actual color. Made in America. The Pairpoint Glass Co. of Sagamore, MA, which is on Cape Cod, is the oldest glass making company in the USA. The company is well-known for manufacturing quality crystal cup plates since the 1920's. The majority of the vintage crystal cup plates were commissioned by historical societies, museums, churches, and other non-profit organizations. Pairpoint cup plates are a unique work of art. Cup plates were signed with the Pairpoint trademark and the initials/monogram of the engraver. Using traditional freehand methods, the engraver worked directly in steel using a hammer and chisel. Using an antique press that made early cup plates, the vintage plates were pressed in 34% lead crystal. read more
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