Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass

The book is in good condition with a firm binding and clean pages. The cream hardcover shows minor wear but remains intact. There is no dust jacket. No inscriptions, markings, or library stamps are present, indicating it is not an ex-library copy.

The "Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book I (Toothpick Holders from A to Z)" by William Heacock is a detailed exploration of Victorian-era colored glassware, focusing specifically on toothpick holders. Published by Antiques Publications in 1974 and printed by Richardson Printing Corporation in Marietta, Ohio, this book offers a comprehensive guide for collectors and enthusiasts. Heacock, known for his expertise in antique glass, provides in-depth coverage of the subject, making this volume a valuable resource in the field. The book is bound in a sturdy, cream-colored hardcover, reflecting its purpose as a reference work. It features color photography by Albert Perry and Wayne Rayburn, enhancing its visual appeal. The scarcity of this 1974 edition, combined with its specialized content, makes it a sought-after item for collectors of Victorian glassware. The book is in good condition, with no dust jacket, and shows minimal signs of wear.