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Consolidated #3096 Dancing Nymph
Consolidated #3096 Dancing Nymph

Consolidated #3096 Dancing Nymph
Frosted (satin) 8-in plate and cup and saucer.

Top: The 8-in. plate, designed by Kenneth Haley and introduced in 1926 as part of the Martele line, led to the development of the Dancing Nymph luncheon set produced 1928-1963. During 1932-1934, when Consolidated was closed down, molds for this pattern were moved to Phoenix by Kenneth Haley and became part of the Reuben line at Phoenix. When Consolidated reopened, it got its molds back. See Jack Wilson, Phoenix and Consolidated Art Glass, 1926-1980, 1989.

Photo of plate courtesy of Suzanne Black.

Bottom: Photo of cup & saucer courtesy of Kathy McCarney.

Consolidated colors: plain crystal, frosted crystal, French crystal (=frosted background, crystal figures), frosted pink, frosted green. See Jack Wilson's book for other odd colors and colors used by Phoenix..
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Date: 09.03.2004 19:15
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