Heart and Thumbprint with worn gold trim Condiment tray, individual sugar & indi

Description

Heart and Thumbprint with worn gold trim Condiment tray, individual sugar and individual creamer. Tarentum Glass Company 1889-1912. This pattern was originally marketed by the name “Columbia” and in later years “Hartford”. The glass is clear and any colors you see in the photographs are reflections from indoors where I photographed the piece.
The tray – sugar - creamer have the mold marks and straw marks and bubbles common in this era of glassware.
Manufactured in a four-part mold. Nice color and clarity and impression from the mold is sharp. The condiment tray has damage to three of the points, and scallops show damage on the short sides. Sugar has ground base and an annealing mark in one of the two handles. The creamer has a tiny bit of extra glass at mold line on handle, creamer does not have a ground base. Creamer also has an annealing mark in handle. For more information on this pattern refer to Tarentum Pattern Glass by Robert Irwin Lucas on pages 312-315. Please email with questions or comments. Weight before packing 1.710 pounds.