Corn Flower Gallery 

Watch this page regularly for changing images of authentic "Corn Flower" pieces being added to the
Dufferin County Museum's growing collection of "Corn Flower" glassware.

A209-092 Fruit Nappies Clear glass fruit nappies with dark ruby base. Two twelve-petal Corn Flowers with leaf sprays around the glass. This is believed to be an American blank, and likely made in the mid to late 1930s. Donated by Lois and David French, Grimsby
A209-047 Cream and Sugar Set Pale blue Tear Drop set from the home of former Corn Flower Cutter, Mike Gray (1923-1977). Line 42 blank produced by New Martinsville Glass, Ohio is known as "Radiance" by Corn Flower collectors. It is believed the flower and leaves are a sample of Mike's cutting. Donated by Grainne Malcolm, Tottenham
A209-112 Tumbler This 5 1/2" footed tumbler has a black/amethyst scallop-shaped base. Cut with Corn Flower pattern by W J Hughes, likely before 1939. Donated by Louise and Gauis Miller, London
A209-090 Relish Tray An 8", three-part divided relish tray in amber. Blank is New Martinsville Glass Co, line no 36. Cut by W J Hughes it has a single Corn Flower on the base and four leaf sprays around top rim, it dates around 1935.  Donated by Lois & David French, Grimsby
A209-132 Relish Dish Clear glass 10" relish tray. It has five sections. The outer four are cut with unusual bud-style cuts, and the centre section has a 28-point starburst. There are two shallow bead cuts in each raised section of the top rim. It is believed that this item was likely cut in the 1920s. Donated in by Krista Taylor, Port Hope

*The Corn Flower label and the words "Corn Flower" are the registered trademarks of W. J. Hughes & Sons Corn Flower Limited, used by the Dufferin County Museum and Archives under licence.