New England Glass Company, Pomona Glass, Three (3) Outstanding Bowls. The New England Glass Company was a popular 19th-century American glassworks company in East Cambridge, Massachusetts founded in 1819. They produced a great many lines of art glass and these three pieces. Pomona glass was developed by Joseph Locke (1846-1936) and patented in 1885. It was colorless glass, mold-blown repeatedly, partly etched and stained amber or rose some decorated. These examples are pristine with no chips, cracks or repairs with the ruffled bowl decorated in a garland of gold and silver leaves is classic Pomona Glass. Average of 2.5 x 5 x 5" "Due to the considerable number of art glass lots, shipping may take 2-4 weeks from the date of payment. We thank you for your patience. We want every piece to arrive safely. Local pick up encouraged." Estimated Value $300 - 600 From the Premiere Collection of Lori Nelson, Film and Television Actress.
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