Antique Four American Quezal Glass King Tut and Zipper Gold Lamp Shades c.1905 ink wells Width 24 Height 27 inches

Width 24 Height 27 inches

Attributed to The Hubley Manufacturing Company (Lancaster

A vintage cream jug and open sugar bowl in a traditional pale cream ivory color china with a rope twist handle

Iris was the trade name for art glass made at the Fostoria Specialty Company

Possibly the coat of arms for Castello de la Ribera

Antique Four American Quezal Glass King Tut and Zipper Gold Lamp Shades c.1905 ink wells Width 24 Height 27 inchesDETAILS An assembled set of four antique lamp shades by Quezal. Gold King Tut pattern on white background. COLOR(S) Gold, white PLACE OF ORIGIN United States PATTERN MODEL King Tut MAKER Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company (New York, New York, 1902 24) Quezal was founded in Queens, New York under the creative direction of Martin Bach, Sr. and Thomas Johnson who were both former employees of Tiffany. They produced glass in the Art Nouveau style