The American Heritage Firing Glass - Steel Blue, featuring a textured zigzag pattern, stands on a white surface and casts a blue shadow to the right.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, crafted using replica iron molds, stands on a white surface—its textured pattern and color casting a striking shadow that highlights the glass’s intricate design.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, crafted from handmade glass using replica iron molds, is showcased on a polished wooden surface with a softly blurred background.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, handmade and textured, is displayed on a white surface with soft shadows cast behind it.
Four Steel Blue American Heritage Firing Glass cups, each uniquely shaped and textured, are arranged on a wooden table with sunlight streaming through a nearby window.
The American Heritage Firing Glass - Steel Blue, featuring a textured zigzag pattern, stands on a white surface and casts a blue shadow to the right.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, crafted using replica iron molds, stands on a white surface—its textured pattern and color casting a striking shadow that highlights the glass’s intricate design.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, crafted from handmade glass using replica iron molds, is showcased on a polished wooden surface with a softly blurred background.
The American Heritage Firing Glass in Steel Blue, handmade and textured, is displayed on a white surface with soft shadows cast behind it.
Four Steel Blue American Heritage Firing Glass cups, each uniquely shaped and textured, are arranged on a wooden table with sunlight streaming through a nearby window.

American Heritage Firing Glass - Steel Blue

404006006705

$35.00
Member price: $31.50
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The American Heritage collection is made using replica iron molds from the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company (1820-1883), harkening back to a time when glass manufacturers developed techniques to make decorative glassware more available to the public.

Firing Glasses refer to one version of the “shot glass” origin story. It is said that in early America, ceremonial glasses were used to mark occasions like votes or salutes. Participants would raise their glasses, take the “shot” and then slam the glasses down on the table to resemble a volley of gunfire. Handmade glass item, size and shape may vary slightly. 1.75”x1.75”x3.25”.

Shipping charges are based upon final weight.  All orders are shipped via USPS or UPS. Please allow 7–10 business days for delivery. 

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