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Vase

Object number2024.61.43

Manufacturer Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company (1893 - 1963)

OriginCoraopolis, PA

MediumGlass; Paint; Paper; Adhesive; Ink

Credit LineGift of Estate of Kathy Hansen

DescriptionWhite milk glass vase, Con Cora line. Circular base slopes outward to wide shoulder, then tapers in to a narrower neck, and flares out at the lip. On body of vase is a painted scene of a building, surrounded by hills, a field, and trees. The scene is framed in a gold circle, and red and green roses. There is a blue ribbon above the scene. On the opposite side of the body of the vase, is a blue ribbon above a row of red and green roses. The lip of the vase is gold.DimensionsHeight x Diameter: 12.875 x 10.25 in. (32.7 x 26 cm)
InscriptionsOn underside of base is a white rectangular collector's sticker with handwritten green and black ink: "Consolidated / Charleton / Country church / 582".
On underside of base is handwritten black ink: "INV. # 582 / Charleton / Consolidated".
MarksOn underside of base is a gold and black maker's label with printed text and handwritten black ink: "Charleton / HAND DECORATED / 41168A / A W C O".

Historical NotesPart of a collection of glass from collector Kathy Hansen. Born on March 23, 1951, in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, Kathy was the granddaughter of a glassblower who worked at the Phoenix Glass Company in Monaca, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. A schoolteacher by trade, she became an avid researcher and collector of glass made by Phoenix. A passionate researcher and collector of Phoenix and Consolidated Glass, Kathy was also an active member of the Three Rivers Depression Era Glass Collecting Society and a founding member of the Phoenix and Consolidated Glass Collector’s Club. She frequently lectured on and mounted small displays of Phoenix Glass around the region. Her museum collection reflects rare and unusual pieces, many with original and sample labels, and her archives include rare catalogs, postcards, advertisements, photographs, and oral histories with Phoenix company workers. Kathy, also an accomplished pianist, earned a B.S.in Music Education from Duquesne University. She then earned her master’s degree in Elementary Education from the University of Pittsburgh and taught for 28 years in the Pittsburgh Public Schools.

Collector Kathleen J. Hansen (1951 - 2024)

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