A vase that’s downright corny
If you're a fan of pressed glass, you may be familiar with celery vases. How about a corn vase? A design by the Dugan Glass Company took it literally. One of their glass vases shaped like an ear of corn, made in a striking vaseline green with an opalescent finish, sold for $228 at Matthew Bullock Auctioneers. Dugan was founded in Pennsylvania in 1904. Its founder, Thomas Dugan, left the company in 1913, and the name was changed to the Diamond Glass Company. It closed in 1931. It is primarily known for its colorful carnival glass, which is similar to Northwood; in fact, the founders of ...