Consolidated Glass

The Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company was founded in 1894, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. They produced lamps, shades, vases, pressed and blown tableware, art glass and much more.

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In 1926, they introduced a line called Martele, glassware imitating glassware made by Rene Lalique. In 1927, they introduced the Catalonian line, based on early 17th century Spanish glass. Other popular Consolidated Glass patterns include Cosmos and Ruba Rombic.

Consolidated Glass closed in 1933 during the Great Depression, and moved the Martele molds to the Phoenix Glass Company. They continued to produce that line under a different name, Phoenix Reuben-Line, from 1933 to 1936. They reopened under new management in 1936 and continued thru the 1940’s. The factory finally closed in 1967.

Consolidated Glass Marks
A vase

Consolidated Glass Patterns, Designs, Lines
Art Deco
Catalonian (1927) – popular colors include amethyst, blue, honey, jade, ruby red
Cone
Cosmos
Dancing Nymph
Florette
Guttate
Martele – popular colors include blue, crystal, green, pink, white
Ruba Rombic (1928) – part of Art Deco line
Selden

Popular Consolidated Glass
Art Glass
Bowls
Globes
Lamp Shades
Lamps
Pitchers – water pitcher
Plates
Tableware
Vases

Consolidated Glass Value, Price Guide
High $ – Mid $$$

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November 6, 2026

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Mark Anderson

July 31, 2025

Greetings:

Do you know if Consolidated Glass made a sky blue lamp shade for kerosene lamps? The base is 9 7/8 inches, and the pattern has four what look like waterlily spikes protruding up towards the top of the shade.

Thanks, Mark
maynard kreger

September 6, 2015

found a consolidated glass insulator and would like more info. thanks
Shirley Bridges

November 26, 2013

I have found a Consolidated Vase with a paper sticker on the bottom. It is pink overlay with handles. Can not find it anywhere. Do you know where I might find more information on this vase?

Consolidated Glass

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