Cambridge Peach Blo (Pink) Depression Glass HTF "Rockwell Reamer"/ Juicer

Description

Cambridge Pink (Peach Blo) #2977 "Rockwell" Reamer / Juicer
COMPANY / MAKER:
The Cambridge Glass Company
COLOR:
Peach Blo (pink)
ITEM:
#2977
"Rockwell"
Juice Extractor
CIRCA:
1920s - 1930s
MARK:
Unsigned
MEASUREMENT:
3 1/4"H. - 8 1/2" L.
CONDITION:
This is a kitchenware piece you don't see every day! We are quite pleased to offer for sale a beautiful
Cambridge
#2977
Rockwell reamer in the Peach Blo (pink) color. This style reamer is very hard to find in this color. This awesome Depression Era
kitchen item is
in
Undamaged Condition without chips, cracks, or mold damage.
The color is beautiful. This lovely reamer is shown in Gene Florence's kitchen item books.  It has been verified to be have been made by the
The Cambridge Glass Company
.
It is shown in an original Cambridge 1927 - 1929 catalog, and is listed with the number 2977.  These reamers can be found in pink, green, and amber.  They also can be found with silver decoration and wheel cuttings. The name "Rockwell" is a name given to this reamer by collectors.
The Cambridge Glass Company
produced some the finest and most sought after hand made Elegant Glassware from 1901 until 1958. They made many of the etched patterns, still popular today such as Rosepoint, Wildflower, and Chantilly. They were sought after for their colors as well, as their beautiful etchings which included Rosepoint, Chantilly, Wildflower, Cleo, Apple Blossom, and dozens more not listed.
Cambridge produced many beautiful shapes in array of colors and styles. Some of the colors in the Cambridge listings include Ebony, Azurite, Helio, Primrose, Amber , Ivory, Jade, Peach Blo, Rubina, Cobalt, Emerald, Gold Krystol, Carmen and dozens more. It is no wonder the company realized such a huge success.
One of Cambridge's most popular colored patterns was Caprice. This pattern was produced in many of the transparent colors including LaRosa (pink), and Moonlight Blue. There were over 200 different pieces of Caprice available. The pattern was featured in Ladies Home Journal, House and Garden and many other publications. It is no wonder it was one of the top selling Depression Era patterns.
This Ohio factory was located in Cambridge, Ohio and was one of the largest producers of hand made glassware in the Depression Early into the early 50s.
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