In 2014, Tom Mordini reported a ruffled hat made from a green tumbler.
The design has been used by the International Carnival Glass Association for souvenirs.
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| An extremely rare pattern, Frolicking Bears is known only in the pitcher and tumbler, always a sort of olive green. Both show bears in various playful poses against a mountain backdrop with grape vines, leaves, and bunches of grapes around the top. For a long time it was unknown who the maker was, but in 1982, William Heacock confirmed that it is a U.S. Glass pattern. He located the pattern in a 1910 U.S. Glass catalog that is on file at the Corning Glass Museum.
In 2014, Tom Mordini reported a ruffled hat made from a green tumbler. The design has been used by the International Carnival Glass Association for souvenirs. |
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