Corn Flower Gallery
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regularly for changing images of authentic "Corn Flower" pieces being
added to the
Dufferin County Museum's growing
collection of "Corn Flower" glassware.
A202-120 A-C Corn
Flower miniature cream, sugar & tray set, ca 1951
Miniature cream, sugar and tray set.
2 3/4" high; tray is 4" long. Cut with Corn Flower pattern by W
J Hughes Corn Flower ca 1951. Blank is Pie Crust line made
by Imperial Glass of Bellaire, Ohio.
Purchased for the DCMA Collection,
available to be sponsored
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A99-301 Corn Flower relish
dish, ca 1920
Blue glass 3-part divided
relish dish, 8" diameter, cut with Corn Flower pattern by W J Hughes
Corn Flower.
Blank is identified as
being made by New Martinsville Glass, Line 42, Teardrop (collectors
nicknamed the line Radiance).
Purchased for the
DCMA collection, available to be sponsored
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A203-100-41 Corn
Flower pink relish dish, ca 1930
Pink, coral glass, 2-section relish dish.
Two handles, 13", 8-point stars in base of each section. Cut
with Corn Flower pattern by W J Hughes Corn Flower ca 1930.
Corn Flower label.
Blank is identified as Empress line No 1401, by
A H Heisey Glass Company, Ohio.
Donated in memory of Audrey V Martin, British
Columbia
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A200-106 A-D
Corn Flower Vaseline dessert plate, pre 1943
A 7 1/2" Vaseline line yellow dessert plate cut by W J Hughes
with Corn Flower pattern. Features Corn Flower and 3-petal
bud cuts. Vaseline is a kind of glass which has a
fluorescent glow. The glass can be green or yellow.
Sponsored by Dr. Walter Tovell, Orangeville
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A200-172 I Corn Flower cake plate,
Janice line, New Martinsville
Clear glass 7" plate with scalloped edge,
2 scroll shaped handles, Corn Flower pattern in centre.
Cut with Corn Flower pattern by W J Hughes Corn Flower.
Identified as New Martinsville Glass Company's
Janice Line No 4520.
Donated by Wayne Townsend, Orangeville
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A209-137 Corn Flower Intaglio plate, A H
Heisey, ca 1925
A clear glass 12" serving plate with
Intaglio centre, cut with the Corn Flower pattern by W J Hughes Corn
Flower ca 1925. The centre pattern effect may be achieved by
cutting out the glass to form the shape of the design, or more
commonly by pressing, using a mold. Intaglio is opposite of
cameo glass, where the design is raised above the surface by cutting
away the background. The blank is identified as being made by
A H Heisey Glass, Ohio.
Purchased for the DCMA collection, available to
be sponsored
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*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.
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