Cranberry glass with white enamel figures — it's one of the most romantic combinations in American decorative glass.
Westmoreland Glass introduced their Mary Gregory style line in 1957, and the pieces proved so beloved the company kept making them until they closed in 1984. This bell features a white enamel girl perched on a fence, rendered with the crisp, clean hand-painting that characterizes the best of Westmoreland's work. The cranberry glass itself has wonderful golden undertones that deepen in light. Very minor wear on the red flashing is the only note — consistent with age and entirely acceptable.
A lovely gift for the Westmoreland collector, the bell collector, or anyone drawn to the pastoral charm of Mary Gregory glass.
Type: Bell, Glass
Maker: Westmoreland Glass Company
Style: Mary Gregory
Subject: White Enamel Girl on Fence
Material: Cranberry (Red-Flashed) Pressed Glass, White Enamel
Origin: USA
Era: 1957-1984 (production period)
Dimensions: 5.25"H x 2.5" diameter (bottom)
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Very minor wear on red flashing — photographed. No other issues. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.
