REPRODUCTIONS BY: SUMMIT ART GLASS COMPANY by NULL, Various Dates of Introduction
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge 2021: In 1982, Summit owned the moulds for these items but did not have their own factory. Some moulds for the products in this catalogue were commissioned by Summit and some were acquired from St. Clair in 1978. Summit had the moulds worked by various companies and sold the product. In 1984, Summit established their own factory and acquired hundreds of moulds originating at Cambridge, Imperial and Westmoreland. Their mark was a V in a Circle but keep in mind that not all items are marked. V stood for Russel and JoAnn Vogelstang, owners of the firm.

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Shape:Novelty Hat
Contributor: Pamela McWilliams - 1980s copy of Westmoreland hat

Shape:Child/Toy Size
Contributor: Winfred Huff - fantasy piece, not Dithridge OMN 1. Child's tumbler.

Shape:Sugars
Contributor: Roger Haworth - scallops on top are not as deep as on the original

Shape:Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Sara Fisher - marked with V in circle

Shape:Tumblers
Contributor: Joseph Hart - The only item in Singing Birds pattern made in opalescent colors is the mug, and it is signed Northwood.

Shape:Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Kristine Kammerer - small interior ridge just below the top rim ... is only found on the reproduction toothpicks.

Shape:Reproductions
Contributor: Leonard Farchione, Glass Paper Fanatics

Shape:Reproductions
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge

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Contributor: Roger Radebaugh Here is a list of the closing disposition of some of the molds. The Niagra Falls Plate is in the list going to Summit Art Glass. Summit was notorious for leaving the mark on their piec

Shape:Reproductions
Contributor: David Zeidler exact date unknown

Shape:Reproductions
Contributor: Courtesy of The Glass Paper Fanatics