-- Pattern Details
BLOCK WITH SAWTOOTH BAND (AKA)
• AKA: Prism with Ball and Button Variant
• MAKER: Unknown Maker/Unknown Location (Company Operated: Unknown), Introduced: Unknown Date of Introduction
• NOTE: Sid Lethbridge - Millard called the goblet Block with Sawtooth Band (Millard Goblets 1, plate 136) as did Metz (Metz 2, page 166/7). Unitts called it Hexagonal Block and Sawtooth Band (Unitts Goblets 1, pp 254-5). Good example of a bad AKA - the top row of blocks are octagons and the bottom row are septagons. No hexagons in sight.
NOTE: Brad Gougeon - Listed in Millard, Metz, and Unitt as Block with Sawtooth Band. This is the only piece known (so far) in milk glass (water pitcher).
• MOTIFS: Ribs/Columns, Beads , Octagon
• AKA: Prism with Ball and Button Variant
• MAKER: Unknown Maker/Unknown Location (Company Operated: Unknown), Introduced: Unknown Date of Introduction
• NOTE: Sid Lethbridge - Millard called the goblet Block with Sawtooth Band (Millard Goblets 1, plate 136) as did Metz (Metz 2, page 166/7). Unitts called it Hexagonal Block and Sawtooth Band (Unitts Goblets 1, pp 254-5). Good example of a bad AKA - the top row of blocks are octagons and the bottom row are septagons. No hexagons in sight.
NOTE: Brad Gougeon - Listed in Millard, Metz, and Unitt as Block with Sawtooth Band. This is the only piece known (so far) in milk glass (water pitcher).
• MOTIFS: Ribs/Columns, Beads , Octagon