Morgantown Glass

Morgantown Glass or Morgantown Glass Works was founded in 1899, in Morgantown, West Virginia. They produced stemware, bowls, colorful glass tableware, hand blown glassware and much more. They were also known as Old Morgantown Glass.

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In 1903, they reorganized and changed their name to Economy Tumbler Company until 1929. During the 1920’s, they produced more glass tableware and went back to their original name, Morgantown Glass Works, in 1929.

Morgantown Glass Works closed on October 15, 1937.

In January 1939, they reopened again under the name Morgantown Glassware Guild. They produced stemware and tableware in a whole slew of new colors. In April 1965, Fostoria Glass Company bought Morgantown and in 1971, they closed for good.

Morgantown Glass Marks
Old Morgantown Glass – adhesive label

Morgantown Glass Patterns, Lines
American Beauty
Continental line
Cumberland
Golf Ball
Queen Louise
Patrician
Rooster (Chanticleer)
Sunrise Medallion
Tiburon
Tinkerbell

Popular Morgantown Glass
Bowls
Glassware – compote, goblet
Plates
Stemware
Tableware
Tumblers
Vases – candle vase

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

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Meredith Frost

March 13, 2026

I have a set of water goblets that I think may be Morgantown glass. Do you know of someone I can contact who can identify them. They were my grandmothers and I’d really like to know where they were made. Much appreciated!
BARBARA TONELLI

June 17, 2017

i have a pattern of Morgantown glass that we have identified as a pattern called Morgana, pink crystal stemware, etched and with a gold band at the top. Replacements Limited says that it was discontinued in 1923. I am looking for information and maybe other pieces to complete this set. In particular, I am looking for the footed v-shaped water class. Thank you.
Laura Lavender

March 17, 2017

I have the book Morgantown Glass: From Depression Glass Through the 1960s by Jeffrey B. Snyder and on page 13 of the Introduction there is a picture of an Old Morgantown Glassware Guild, Inc. packing box, complete with a #101 Heritage bowl and two #9935 Barton candleholders. I am trying to identify a bowl that looks very like this bowl, but it is cobalt blue. Can you tell me where I can find a better pic of this bowl as there is not another pic of it in any of my books. Thanks for any help you can give me…………Laura
Kathy

April 11, 2016

I have a green vase apex. 15 inches tall. I would like to know how I can get a price of worth. I know it came from morgantown.
Colleen

March 8, 2015

I have a large Morgantown Tinkerbell patterned pitcher in blue. It doesn’t seem like there are many pieces of this pattern around. Curious to know if this is rare? Thanks
Cathy P

January 5, 2015

I have 22 pieces of Morgantown Sunrise Medallion stemware. Would like to sell. Prefer not to ship. Michigan. Cordials, water glasses and others.
Pamela

August 29, 2014

I have a luncheon plate with the tinkerbell pattern.
I would like to know what the value of this piece is.
Clear glass. Perfect condition – sharp clear, not a scratch.
Pete Peters

January 14, 2014

I am searching for a piece of Morgantown stem #7586-2. It is a goblet 6 1/4 inches tall; 2 3/4 in diameter and has a 1/2 inch gold band at the top. It is used as a champagne flute. Can you help me locate such a piece. If you do not have this, can you provide me with other contacts?
Pete Peters

Morgantown Glass

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