-- Pattern Details
BASKET (OMN) atter
• AKA: Atterbury's Basketweave
• Atterbury & Company (Pittsburgh-PA, Company Operated: 1850s-1900), Introduced: c1874 Introduced
• NOTE: Covered under three design patents issued in 1874 and 1875. documented-1881 catalog
NOTE: Carol Mercurio Williams 2023 - Individual salt reproduced by Guernsey Glass, has been seen in clear canary and other colors, marked with B in a diamond
NOTE: Brad Gougeon 2024 - On July 21, 1874 William Kirchner received a patent for "Pickle Dishes" that he promptly assigned to Atterbury & Co. The patent claim was actually about a molded handle over a dish. Atterbury used that patent to its fullest extent and all of these pieces shown here have that patent date on the bottom. The basket ... can be found with and without metal tops.
• Motifs: (Ropes/Chains), (Basketweave), (NULL)
• AKA: Atterbury's Basketweave
• Atterbury & Company (Pittsburgh-PA, Company Operated: 1850s-1900), Introduced: c1874 Introduced
• NOTE: Covered under three design patents issued in 1874 and 1875. documented-1881 catalog
NOTE: Carol Mercurio Williams 2023 - Individual salt reproduced by Guernsey Glass, has been seen in clear canary and other colors, marked with B in a diamond
NOTE: Brad Gougeon 2024 - On July 21, 1874 William Kirchner received a patent for "Pickle Dishes" that he promptly assigned to Atterbury & Co. The patent claim was actually about a molded handle over a dish. Atterbury used that patent to its fullest extent and all of these pieces shown here have that patent date on the bottom. The basket ... can be found with and without metal tops.
• Motifs: (Ropes/Chains), (Basketweave), (NULL)