SHARP DIAMOND (OMN) by New England Glass Company (Cambridge-MA, Company Operated: 1818-1887), c1868 Introduced
• AKA: Diamond Point
NOTE: The horizontal steps or tiers are characteristic of the Sharp Diamond line.
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Shape: Spooners/Spills
Contributor: Linda Yoder, Sandy Wilkin

Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Jeannie Symington 6.25D (height 6.75)

Shape: Bitter/Barber Bottles
Contributor: Joe Linger

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Martin Chaffee, Sarah Hamilton

Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Jim Thielen (1,3), Jerry Harding (2,4)

Shape: Pitcher
Contributor: Jerry Harding, BillandEllen Morrison

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Jerry Harding

Shape: Egg Cup/Egg Glass
Contributor: Jerry Harding

Shape: Celery Vases
Contributor: Jerry Harding, Jim Thielen

Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Jerry Harding, Bill Morrison, Rebecca Freeman, Linda Yoder

Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Jerry Harding

Shape: Footed Bowls/Low Comports
Contributor: Johnathon Farris 6.5D flint

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Linda Yoder - sugar/creamer set

Shape: Pattern Comparison
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge

Shape: Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge cut from 1868 NEGC catalogue. Note two sugars, flat and footed. Numbers relate to piece number not pattern

Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: Jim Thielen, Rebecca Stewart

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Jim Thielen

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Jayne MacDonald 2 spills, two bowls flint

Shape: Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Jayne MacDonald two bowls flint one with WASHINGTON foot

Shape: Standards (Foot & Stem)
Contributor: Jayne MacDonald WASHINGTON foot found on Sharp Diamond bowl

Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Sharon Blanks

Shape: Cake Stands
Contributor: Sharon Blanks

Shape: Cake Stands
Contributor: Sharon Blanks