#0432 Antique pink satin cased glass tumbler by Consolidated Glass Company.

No chips or cracks Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company, later known as Consolidated Glass Company, was a prominent American glass manufacturer established in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, in 1893. They were known for producing a wide array of pressed and blown glassware, including lamps, tableware, and decorative items, often in vibrant colors and with intricate patterns. Their "Cone" line, which included tumblers and other vessels, was particularly popular during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. This particular tumbler, likely from the "Cone" line, features a cased glass construction with a pink satin finish, a popular aesthetic during the period. The textured pattern, often referred to as "Tufted Pillow" or similar, adds to its decorative appeal and collectible status. Such pieces were commonly used as water glasses or tumblers and are sought after by collectors of Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) for their craftsmanship and historical significance. 4” x 3”

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• Listed Mar 21, 2026