In 1920, H.P. Sinclaire built a factory in Bath, N.Y. and started blowing his own glass. Using former workers from Dorflinger and the master gaffer Emil Larson, he began to produce art glass that rivaled Steuben for it's quality and design. Because his colored glass was only produced for seven years it's more scarce than similar art glass from factories like Steuben. This vase is a lovely shade of amber that has a ribbed optic. There is a polished pontil. It's signed on the bottom with an acid etched "S". The vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. There is a thin light scratch about an inch long on one side of the vase.

Item# 227
Origin: United States
Maker: H.P. Sinclaire & Co.
Dimensions: 6.25 in. tall, 6 in. wide
Color: Amber
Age: 1920 - 1927
Price: $125 US.

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