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An invaluable resource for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in the history of American manufacturing, "Prices Of Glass Ware" offers a detailed glimpse into the pricing and variety of glassware available in the mid-19th century. Published in 1868 by McKee & Brothers, a prominent glass manufacturer, this catalog provides a comprehensive overview of their product line.
Originally intended for retailers and distributors, this reprint provides a window into the commercial landscape of the era. Readers will discover the types of glassware popular at the time and gain insights into the business practices of McKee & Brothers, enriching our understanding of Americaa?(TM)s industrial past. A must-have addition to any collection focused on decorative arts, business history, or antique pricing guides.
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