CRYSTALLOGRAPHY PIECES (AKA) unk by Unknown Maker/Unknown Location (Company Operated: Unknown), c1880s Introduced

NOTE: Sid Lethbridge - The method, called crystalograph, used to prepare the moulds was patented in September 1879. The iron moulds were etched with acid to develop the pattern in a similar manner to depression era glassware. The technique apparently was out of style after a year or two. Dithridge and Riverside are definite possibilities for makers. Riverside was another company that used the methodology. In fact the founders of Riverside included the gentleman who held the patent.

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Glass Display
Shape: Pattern Detail
Contributor: Linda Pacheco - unable to determine if part of Cupid's Hunt or Cupid's Hunt with Horseshoe.
Glass Display View
Shape: Plates/Platter
Contributor: Jayne KauzLoric, Linda Pacheco
Glass Display View
Shape: Plates/Platter
Contributor: Brian Gross - unable to determine if part of Cupid's Hunt or Cupid's Hunt with Horseshoe.
Glass Display View
Shape: Plates/Platter
Contributor: Jim Masterson - unable to determine if part of Cupid's Hunt or Cupid's Hunt with Horseshoe.