NETTED OAK (AKA) by Northwood The Company/Indiana-PA (Company Operated: 1896-1899), 1898 Introduced

NOTE: 2021: ref Harry Northwood The Early Years p120-- the sugar shaker is mostly seen in opal but "is known in two transparent colors, amethyst and pale green, although these were probably made after Northwood's time in Indiana and appear in Butler Bros catalogs in 1903."

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Glass Display
Shape: Pitcher
Contributor: Susanna Connelly Holstein - 8H
Glass Display View
Shape: Shakers (salt, pepper, sugar)
Contributor: Shawn Dickey, Jim McClure, Ed Perva, Robert Nathan Korn 6/22/2026
Glass Display View
Shape: Shakers (salt, pepper, sugar)
Contributor: Michele Richard 6/22/2026
Glass Display View
Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Catherine Heise, Allen Jinnette 6/22/2026
Glass Display View
Shape: Table Sets
Contributor: Francine Boyers Ellerbee 6/22/2026
Glass Display View
Shape: Water/Lemonade Sets
Contributor: Allen Jinnette 6/22/2026
Glass Display View
Shape: Lamp & Lamp Shades
Contributor: LS Kutzen - Possibly a syrup converted into a lamp
Glass Display View
Shape: Cruets/Catsups
Contributor: Roger Haworth
Glass Display View
Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Theresa Jackson
Glass Display View
Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Jim McClure
Glass Display View
Shape: Cruets/Catsups
Contributor: May Ridolphi Eason
Glass Display View
Shape: Syrups/Molasses Cans
Contributor: Francine Boyers Ellerbee
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Allen Jinnette
Glass Display View
Shape: Collection
Contributor: Allen Jinnette
Glass Display View
Shape: Tumblers
Contributor: Roger Haworth
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Francine Boyers Ellerbee