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14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA
14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA

14.4oz 5pcs Caramel & Dark Brown Antique Recycled Slag Glass Pittsburgh, PA

$ 4.75

Availability: 49 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Items in photos are items that ship. 5pcs alone weigh 14.4oz with caramel and dark brown almost wood like features. Slag glass Made no later than the late 1940s by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. but could also possibly be much older than that. ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES WHEN HANDLING ROUGH GLASS!

    Description

    ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES WHEN HANDLING ROUGH GLASS! 5pcs alone weigh 14.4oz with caramel and dark brown almost wood like features. Slag glass Made in the Pittsburgh area of PA no later than the 1940s, but possibly much older. The specific Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. plant that these items are from opened in 1887 along the Allegheny River in Ford City, PA. It actually turned the town into a boom town for quite some time. These pieces came from a man who worked in that plant in the 1940s. Requests for more photos and questions are always welcome!