When Victor Durand died in 1931 so did his art glass business. His business partner Evan Kimble was convinced to keep the shop open one more year to produce a new line of glass that was similar to Steuben's Cluthra. It was made in a similar manner using a powdered glass formula that called for lots of bubbles in the batch. It was produced for about a year and then discontinued. Kimble glass was signed with a "K" in a similar manner that the "V" was used in Durand's glass. This one is signed "1995-8 K Dec-8". It's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 396
Origin: United States
Maker: Kimble Glass Co.
Dimensions: 8 in. tall, 7 in. wide
Color: blue and yellow cluthra
Age: 1932
Price: SOLD