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GLASS<br />
SUMMIT ART<br />
GLASS<br />
ANIMAL<br />
COVERED<br />
DISHES*<br />
IDENTIFICATION GUIDE<br />
*CHICKENS NOT INCLUDED<br />
JENNIFER PATTON
ABOUT ME<br />
Hi! My name is Jen and this is a little bit about myself. First, I must say this project was a lot of fun.<br />
Like a book from my gradeschool years lol. I don’t know if children today still do book reports, but when<br />
I was in school, they were required and boy did I dread reading the assigned books then having to<br />
summarize them! I loved reading books that interested me and hopefully this will interest you. I created<br />
it for anyone that needs help with identification. For the novice glass collectors that buy animal covered<br />
dishes because they fall in love with the way they look or the type of animals they are, or simply for<br />
their colors. For the avid collectors who enjoy buying a few of each animal regardless of the maker. For<br />
the veteran collectors who may have hundreds of glass dishes who never cease to amaze me with their<br />
beautiful collections. For the people that have inherited or purchased someone’s entire collection or<br />
part of a collection and need help to identify things. For the people like me that are meticulous about<br />
every detail needing to label things and just absolutely need to know the whats, whens, whos, hows and<br />
whys of the animal dishes they own. For me, what started with one Asian yellow stained glass bunny on<br />
a nest, has flourished into a full blown collection of hundreds of mixed and matched animal covered<br />
“candy” dishes of all glass types and colors. No particular glass maker, just everything I can’t live<br />
without. LOL. Anyone that knows me would tell you that I stop at nothing, studying book after book<br />
searching for answers about my own glass animals until I find them. I have never been satisfied with a<br />
mystery….unless it involves me watching Columbo, my lifelong favorite television program! I am a<br />
mystery solver... a true detective. I get this from my Mother Cindy. I need to get to the bottom of a piece<br />
of unidentified glass. It drives me bananas not to know everything I can about each piece that I own. <br />
Next, I will tell you that the monetary value of my glassware means nothing to me. I collect it because I<br />
love it. However, unique and rare is always a find! Sure, like every collector, I love a bargain and have<br />
had to pass up many pieces that I could not afford. Ooooh the ones that got away. They haunt me. I can<br />
assure you that when I get a new addition to my collection, it has found its forever home. Someone<br />
before me and usually possibly before them owned these animal covered dishes making a kind of history<br />
that I can only imagine in my mind, its importance to each person. There is a reason behind every single<br />
glassware in every single dwelling. <strong>Glass</strong> symbolizes many things. It is proudly displayed. It is important<br />
to the person who owns it. I enjoy seeing the happiness glassware brings to people, especially these<br />
animal covered dishes. Who doesn’t love animals? I also enjoy seeing my collection knowing these<br />
pieces of history live on and hope that when I am long gone, they will be in other homes. My glass<br />
brings me peace; most peaceful in the evenings when the cabinet lights are on and the glass does its<br />
natural thing; what it was intended to do since the day it was made...look pretty! To me, it is reminiscent<br />
of having a year round Christmas Tree. <strong>Glass</strong> is AMAZING! I am a country girl through and through. I<br />
love all things nature. I am an avid bird watcher and an all around animal lover. I live in the beautiful<br />
state of Kentucky with my husband and our two dogs, Monkey and Johnnie, who by the way, is named<br />
after my all time favorite singer, Johnny Cash.
<strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes © Jennifer Patton<br />
glass animal covered dishes<br />
by Jennifer Patton:<br />
summit art glass<br />
copyright © 2022 by Jennifer Patton<br />
All rights reserved. No parts of this work may be reproduced without<br />
written permission from the copyright holder.<br />
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SUMMIT ART GLASS company<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> was owned and operated by Russell "Russ"<br />
Vogelsong and his wife Joann. Originally, <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong><br />
began in 1972 in Mogadore, Ohio. Between 1972-1984, Vogelsong<br />
contracted his glass molds to be poured by Mosser <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong>. The<br />
Vogelsongs sold glass from a show room in their home. It was from here<br />
they sold their limited series of Clown Elephants, Melanie Dolls, Oscar<br />
the Lion paperweights and Little Women. Russ ordered the molds<br />
destroyed after each series was complete. In 1984, Russ and Joann built<br />
their own glass factory and gift shop in Rootstown, Ohio, close to<br />
Ravenna. On August 25-26 of 1984, a grand opening was held. They<br />
offered glass tours throughout the years. The McConnell family was<br />
employed there to produce all glassware from open salts to animal<br />
covered dishes. Also in 1984, Vogelsong began using the logo 'V' in a ring<br />
on their animal covered dishes which included covered: Dolphin, Robin,<br />
Pony, Owl, Camel, Duck, Turtle, Rabbits in small and large, and Rabbit<br />
Minis. Cat on Hamper, Rooster, Hens in small and large, Chick on Egg<br />
pile, 3.5" Hen on Sleigh, Hen on Double Handled Basket and Chick salts<br />
were also produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong>. I am not covering the<br />
Chickens but have listed them. It is important to know about all animal<br />
covered dishes produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>. Russell Carl Vogelsong<br />
Sr. born on February 20, 1943 and passed away on September 12, 2005,<br />
at the age of 62. <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> went defunct in 2005.<br />
It is not known what ANIMAL COVERED DISH MOLDS: ORIGIN:<br />
happened to the molds. Dolphin<br />
Joe St. Clair<br />
Robin<br />
Joe St. Clair<br />
Brand new original<br />
Pony<br />
Joe St. Clair<br />
Vogelsong dishes are Owl<br />
Imperial<br />
still in supply and being Camel<br />
Westmoreland<br />
Duck<br />
Tiffin<br />
sold as new-old stock<br />
Turtle<br />
Westmoreland<br />
<strong>Summit</strong>-McKee/Kemple Large Rabbit<br />
Imperial<br />
or Imperial<br />
Small Rabbit<br />
Mckee replica<br />
Rabbit Mini<br />
Original <strong>Summit</strong> Mold<br />
animal covered dishes.<br />
Cat on Hamper<br />
Joe St. Clair<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 335 camel covered dish<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 335 Camel Covered Dish is a reproduction of the<br />
Westmoreland Resting Camel ca 1924-1982. Russ Vogelsong, owner of<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>, produced the Camel between 1984-2005. He acquired<br />
the Camel mold from Westmoreland in 1984. He did not remove the<br />
Westmoreland logo from the mold. WG camels are marked with the<br />
original W over G logo. <strong>Summit</strong> Camels are marked with the new WG<br />
logo, WESTMORELAND III. May have 'V' in a ring. 'V' will be very faint. 6"<br />
long.<br />
No known reproductions.<br />
AA Importing Camel was poured by<br />
Westmoreland in 1975. Only in Blue Milk<br />
<strong>Glass</strong>. Unmarked.<br />
Rosso Wholesale sold the <strong>Summit</strong> Camel in<br />
their 2001-'02 catalog. <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong><br />
poured the Camel.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced<br />
Camels in very low numbers marked<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
McKEE. SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
Eva J. Hargrave<br />
COLORS:<br />
Strawberry-Tangerine Slag<br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
1985 Carnation Pink<br />
1985 Chocolate<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag Carnival<br />
1992 Carmel Slag (can be carnival)<br />
1992 Carmel<br />
1992 Carmel Carnival<br />
1993 Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
1993 Aqua<br />
1993 Aqua Carnival<br />
1993, 2002, 2005 Amethyst<br />
1993, 2002, 2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
1994 Tomato Slag (Looks solid Red)<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight (Orange with Red)<br />
1995 Geraldine Delight Carnival<br />
1996-'98 Green & White (poured for private individual)<br />
1996-'98 Malechite Slag (poured for private individual)<br />
2001 Millinium Blue* (Blue Milk) sold by Rosso<br />
2001 Millinium Blue Carnival* sold by Rosso<br />
2001 Vaseline* sold by Rosso<br />
2002 Cobalt Blue* sold by Rosso<br />
2002 Cobalt Blue Carnival* sold by Rosso<br />
2002 Amethyst & White Slag<br />
2002 Amethyst & White Slag Carnival<br />
2003 Vaseline<br />
2003 Vaseline Carnival<br />
2005 Royal Plum Carnival* sold by Rosso<br />
May be painted/decorated or satinized<br />
Other colors Possible<br />
*These names of colors appear exactly this way in 2001-2002 Rosso Wholesale newsletters<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 335 camel covered dish<br />
Carmel Slag<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Monica<br />
Rickerson<br />
Tomato Slag, satin<br />
www.ebay.com/<br />
usr/glassconnection<br />
Tomato Slag Carnival<br />
John Walk<br />
Geraldine Delight<br />
Tanya Horne<br />
Strawberry-Tangerine Slag<br />
Chocolate Slag Carnival "Red-Orange Slag"<br />
Monica Rickerson Angela Siemens<br />
Amethyst<br />
Private Contributor<br />
Vaseline<br />
UV reactive<br />
Denise<br />
Brouillette<br />
WESTMORELAND III<br />
Logo and UV lit Camel byPaula Husky<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 335 camel covered dish<br />
Cobalt Carnival by www.ebay.com/usr/alderantiques<br />
Vaseline Carnival by www.ebay.com/usr/alderantiques<br />
Patriot Slag by Bonita Hatcher Hall<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Amethyst & White Slag Private Contributor<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 592<br />
cat on hamper covered dish<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Cat on Hamper Covered Dish is a reproduction of the<br />
original Greentown 7 oz. Basket and Cover ca. 1898. Russ Vogelsong had<br />
a mold created in likeness of the original mold and produced the Cat on<br />
Hamper from 1982-2005. The Cat on Hamper was not marked between<br />
1982-1985. Because most color varieties were produced during these 3<br />
years, many lack Vogelsong's 'V' in a ring logo. There are easy ways to<br />
identify <strong>Summit</strong> from the original Cat on Hamper. <strong>Summit</strong> Cat heads are<br />
on mounded lids and Greentown Cat heads are on flat lids. <strong>Summit</strong><br />
bricks end at the edges of the dish and Greentown bricks wrap around<br />
the edges. <strong>Summit</strong> Cat is marked on bottom of base. Marked 'V' in a ring.<br />
May be unmarked. 4 7/8" high.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low numbers of Cat on Hamper dishes<br />
marked McKEE, SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
No known reproductions.<br />
1982 Chocolate (500 made)<br />
1982, '88, '89, '90, '92, '93 Cobalt<br />
Blue<br />
1982, '88, '89, '90, '92, '93 Cobalt<br />
Blue Carnival<br />
1982 Emerald Green<br />
1982 Alexandrite<br />
1982 Alexandrite Carnival<br />
1980's White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980's White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1984 Green Milk <strong>Glass</strong> (looks like<br />
Jadeite)<br />
1984 Turquoise<br />
1984 Turquoise Carnival<br />
1984 Lilac<br />
1984 Lilac Carnival<br />
1984 Amberina<br />
1985 Rubina<br />
COLORS:<br />
1985 Chocolate<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate & Gray Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Mulberry<br />
1985 Mulberry Carnival<br />
1985 Coral (Tangerine)<br />
1985 Coral (Tangerine) Carnival<br />
1988, '89, '90, '1992 Sky Blue<br />
(Light Blue transparent)<br />
1998 Malechite Green<br />
1998 Malechite Green Carnival<br />
2002, 2003 Vaseline<br />
2002, 2003 Vaseline Carnival<br />
2004, 2005 Amethyst<br />
2004, 2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
OTHER COLORS POSSIBLE<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 592 cat on hamper<br />
Chocolate (lightly slagged)<br />
Cynthia Wheatley<br />
Alexandrite Carnival<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Amberina by Travis T.<br />
Presents of the Past Vintage<br />
Chocolate/Gray Slag<br />
Private Contributor<br />
Cobalt Blue www.ebay.<br />
com/str/rowdytown<br />
Malechite Carnival www.<br />
ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival www.<br />
ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
Chocolate Carnival<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Geraldine Delight<br />
Ebay: Rowdytown<br />
Crystal<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Domed Lid<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Vogelsong logo<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 592 cat on hamper<br />
Malechite ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
Chocolate Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Variation of<br />
Chocolate<br />
Slag<br />
by<br />
Opacity<br />
Partners<br />
Chocolate Carnival<br />
by Judith Leighton<br />
Chocolate Carnival Lid, base and head by Judith Leighton<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 592 cat on hamper<br />
Greentown Lid<br />
Roger Haworth<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Lid<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Greentown<br />
Jason Kendall<br />
Greentown<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
Bottom of Greentown<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong><br />
www.ebay.com/str/<br />
rowdytown<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Bottom of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Judith Leighton<br />
Above are differences between original Greentown and <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong><br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 574 covered dolphin<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 574 Covered Dolphin was produced between 1979-2005.<br />
Russel Vogelsong purchased the mold from Joe St. Clair in 1978. From 1979-<br />
1984, Vogelsong commissioned Mosser <strong>Glass</strong> Inc. to pour glass into his Dolphin<br />
Molds. In 1984, Russ and wife Joann had their own glass factory built and as of<br />
August 1984, <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Co. produced their own Covered Dolphins. By<br />
1985, they began marking their animal covered dishes with 'V' inside a ring.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Dolphins are identical to St. Clair/Joe St. Clair Dolphins: both have 19<br />
total teeth, deep body cavities and smooth lids (undersides). Occasionally,<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> will have rough lids. Unmarked <strong>Summit</strong>s in similarly made St.<br />
Clair/Joe St. Clair colors are difficult to ID. The broad variety of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong><br />
<strong>Glass</strong> colors can be helpful. Also helpful, <strong>Summit</strong> Dolphins were produced in<br />
both sawtooth rim and beaded rim (a small row of tiny beads line the Dolphins'<br />
mouths). Beaded Rims were made later on. St. Clair/Joe St. Clair did not make<br />
beaded rim Dolphins dolphins. <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> animal covered dishes are<br />
still being sold online at the time I'm doing this book. Dealers of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong><br />
<strong>Glass</strong> still exist. These pieces are described as "New" Old Stock. They are<br />
poured by Mosser <strong>Glass</strong>, Inc. It is not known if the original molds were sold to<br />
new glass companies or are being commissioned by the original owner's<br />
family. May be marked 'V' inside a ring. May be unmarked. 7 1/2" long.<br />
COLORS:<br />
Cobalt Blue 1979-S,1993-B,2002-B Chocolate Carnival 1985-S<br />
Cobalt Carnival 1979-S/2002-B Dark Amethyst 1993-B,2002-B,2005-B<br />
Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong> 1980-89-S Lt. Amethyst 1993-B,2002-B,2005-B<br />
Vaseline<br />
1980-S/2004,'05-B Amethyst Carnv. 1993-B,2002-B,2005-B<br />
Strawberry-Tangerine Slag 1980-S Geraldine D.(Orange/red Slag) 1996-B<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> 1980-'83-S/2002-B Geraldine Delight Carnival 1996-B<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnv. 1980-'83-S/2002-B Patriot Slag (Red/White/Blue) 1997-B<br />
Tomato Slag (Red) 1980's-S/1994-B Malechite Green & White Slag 1998-B<br />
Emerald Green 1982-S Malechite Green Carnival 1998-B<br />
Chocolate (500 Made) 1983-S Orange Slag Carnival (after 1998)-B<br />
Lilac Milk <strong>Glass</strong> 1984-S Orange Carnival<br />
(after 1998)-B<br />
Green Milk <strong>Glass</strong> 1984-S Light Blue (transparent) 2000-2005-B<br />
Caprice Blue 1984-S Light Blue Carnival 2000-2005-B<br />
Amberina 1984-S Amethyst & White Slag 2002-B<br />
Rubina 1985-S Vaseline Carnival<br />
2004,'05-B<br />
Gray/Chocolate Slag 1984-S S= Made in Sawtooth Rim<br />
Morning Glory (solid) 1985-S<br />
B= Made in Beaded Rim<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 574 COVERED DOLPHIN<br />
Amberina<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Tomato Slag Sawtooth<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
Monica Rickerson<br />
Amethyst & White Slag<br />
Monica Rickerson<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Monica Rickerson<br />
Malechite Green<br />
www.eBay.com/usr/rowdytown<br />
Dark Amethyst Carnival<br />
www.eBay.com/usr/muckin_0<br />
Geraldine's Delight<br />
www.ebay.com/usr/ rowdytown<br />
Patriot Slag<br />
Monica Osterholt<br />
Patriot Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Vaseline Beaded Rim<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Geraldine's Delight Carnival<br />
John Walk<br />
Malechite Green Carnival<br />
www.eBay.com/usr/rowdytown<br />
Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
www.eBay.com/usr/rowdytown www.eBay.com/usr/rowdytown<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 574 COVERED DOLPHIN<br />
Emerald Green Sawtooth Rim photos by:<br />
www.ebay.com/str/fentonwoodandmore<br />
Beaded Rim<br />
Hole in Body Cavity extends to tail<br />
Smooth lid<br />
Underside of Front Fin<br />
Malechite Green Carnival Beaded Rim photos by:<br />
www.eBay.com/usr/rowdytown<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 594 duck covered dish<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Duck Covered Dish was AT FIRST a reproduction of the Tiffin<br />
Duck on Wavy Base. Russ Vogelsong acquired the original Duncan Miller Duck<br />
mold from Tiffin <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> in 1980. Vogelsong began producing the Duck<br />
in 1984. He also added his 'V' in a ring logo to the mold. These early ducks had<br />
extremely coarse lid rims (edges of the lids and tails were rough). They also<br />
had Yellow <strong>Glass</strong> eyes with dark pupils. Bases marked 'V' in a ring. The repair<br />
mark previously in Tiffin's Duck mold is almost non existent (I can see the lines<br />
under the <strong>Summit</strong> Duck tail with a magnifying glass). SECONDLY, Russ<br />
Vogelsong acquired the Westmoreland Oval Duck on Wavy Base mold in 1985.<br />
He did not remove the WESTMORELAND III logo from the base and began to<br />
produce this Duck as was. Unfortunately, he did not add a 'V' in a ring to these<br />
Ducks. This makes identification difficult. Sellers often consider these to be<br />
authentic Westmoreland Ducks. They are not.<br />
Note: Authentic Westmoreland Ducks on Wavy<br />
Bases have the old W over G logo, not the<br />
WESTMORELAND III logo. To make things more<br />
confusing, Rosso Wholesale also acquired the<br />
Westmoreland Duck mold. Rosso's Ducks have<br />
the original W over G mark along with 'R' in a<br />
keystone. Later made <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Ducks<br />
have faintly stippled to barely stippled lid rims/<br />
edges with Yellow or Brown glass eyes. 8" long.<br />
2005 <strong>Summit</strong> Newsletter<br />
Announcement of the 1984 Grand Opening of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Factory and Gift<br />
Shop. Note where it reads; Vogelsong owned the Tiffin Covered Duck mold.<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Review page 29 September 1984.<br />
From a <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> advertisement. Note where it reads; We also own the<br />
Westmoreland mold now. Courtesy of Tom Felt, MAGWV.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 594 DUCK COVERED DISH<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low numbers of Ducks marked McKEE.<br />
SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
COLORS:<br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Cobalt<br />
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Cobalt Carnival<br />
1985 Evergreen<br />
1985 Caprice Blue<br />
1985 Rubina ***RARE***<br />
1985 Amberina<br />
1985 Morning Glory (solid)<br />
1985 Lilac Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1992 Carmel Slag<br />
1992 Carmel Slag Carnival<br />
1990 Cobalt & White Slag<br />
1997 Patriot Slag<br />
2002, 2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
2002, 2005 Vaseline<br />
2004 Sky Blue<br />
2004 Sky Blue Carnival<br />
2005 Amethyst<br />
2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
Crystal<br />
Other colors possible<br />
Rubina<br />
Marian Lanchman<br />
Rubina, coarsely stippled rim<br />
Nathan Taves and Don Jennings<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 594 duck covered dish<br />
Coarsly stippled rim / Duncan Miller Mold<br />
Bottom of Base<br />
'V' in a ring<br />
Lightly stippled rim / Westmoreland Mold<br />
Bottom of Base<br />
WESTMORELAND III<br />
Evergreen photos:<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
Caprice Blue photos:<br />
www.ebay.com/<br />
str/rowdytown<br />
Evergreen<br />
Caprice Blue<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 594 DUCK COVERED DISH<br />
Patriot Slag photos by<br />
Nathan Taves and Don Jennings<br />
Both Carmel Slag photos by Nathan Taves and Don Jennings<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
www.ebay.com/<br />
str/rowdytown<br />
Lid by<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Vaseline under<br />
UV light by a<br />
private<br />
contributor<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT art glass no. 0-1 owl covered jar<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 0-1 Owl Covered Jar is a reproduction of the<br />
Imperial #800 Owl Jar and Cover ca. 1955-1976. Russ Vogelsong, owner<br />
of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>, produced the Owl between 1984-2005. Russ<br />
acquired the Owl mold from Lenox / Imperial <strong>Glass</strong> in 1984. He did not<br />
remove the ALIG (<strong>Art</strong>hur Lorch Imperial <strong>Glass</strong> logo from the bottom of<br />
the base). He did not add his <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> logo, 'V' in a ring to the<br />
Owl. <strong>Summit</strong> Owls were produced in many colors including carnival and<br />
have either Yellow or Brown glass eyes with Black pupils. The pupils are<br />
off center causing the Owls to look unnatural. The eyes appear to be<br />
crooked, but this is not so. The pupils cause this illusion. Note that<br />
authentic Imperial Owls are marked IG. <strong>Summit</strong> Owls are marked ALIG.<br />
Some collectors refer to this logo as being a fictitious AIG that was<br />
created by Russ Vogelsong, but if you look closely, you will see an L. ALIG<br />
was the last logo that Imperial used between 1981-1983. 6 1/2" high.<br />
No known reproductions.<br />
Rosso Wholesale sold the <strong>Summit</strong> Owl in Vaseline in the mid 2000's.<br />
Produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>.<br />
COLORS:<br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1993, 2002, 2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1994 Tomato Slag<br />
1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight (Orange with Red)<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight Carnival<br />
1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993<br />
1997 Patriot Slag (Red/White/Blue)<br />
Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
1998 Malechite Green<br />
1985 Carnation Pink<br />
1998 Malechite Green Carnival<br />
1985 Carnation Pink Carnival<br />
1998 Malechite Green & White Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag<br />
2001 Red & White Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
2001 Red & White Slag Carnival<br />
1985 Emerald Green<br />
2002 Amethyst & White Slag<br />
1985 Emerald Green & White Slag<br />
2002, 2005 Amethyst & White Slag Carnival<br />
1990 Cobalt Blue & White Slag<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline (This color also made for<br />
1992 Carmel<br />
Rosso Wholesale to sell in 2004)<br />
1992 Carmel Carnival<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
1992 Carmel Slag<br />
Crystal / Crystal Carnival unknown year<br />
1993 Aqua (transparent)<br />
Other colors possible<br />
1993 Aqua Carnival (transparent)<br />
May be hand painted<br />
Note: I know that I spelled the color Malachite wrong above, but this is the<br />
way that <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> spelled it: Malechite.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 0-1 OWL COVERED JAR<br />
Cobalt Blue Vaseline Geraldine Delight<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Emerald Green Slag<br />
Malechite Green<br />
Chocolate Slag<br />
Amethyst Carnival<br />
A L I G<br />
Amethyst & White Slag<br />
All photos courtesy of www.ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 0-1 owl covered jar<br />
Carmel Carnival<br />
Patriot Slag<br />
Pink Carnation<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Cobalt Blue & White<br />
Vaseline<br />
Malechite Carnival<br />
Emerald Green Slag<br />
Painted<br />
1st 10 photos courtesy of:<br />
www.ebay.com/str/akcemporium<br />
Crystal<br />
ebay.com/usr/alderantiques<br />
Aqua<br />
Cynthia Wheatley<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMmit art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 570 Covered Pony was produced between 1980-<br />
2005. Russell Vogelsong purchased the mold from Joe St. Clair in 1978. The<br />
first <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> advertisement to show the Pony was in the 1980<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Review magazine that read: <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> 5 1/2" Covered Pony,<br />
originally made at Greentown, IN. Did this mean the <strong>Summit</strong> Pony was a<br />
true copy of the original Mckee Pony? In Vogelsong's 2005 letter to his<br />
glass dealers, he described how he purchased the Pony mold from Joe St.<br />
Clair who had purchased the Pony mold from people surnamed Ferguson<br />
who acquired the original Pony mold from McKee <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> in the<br />
1930's. Russ mentioned the Fergusons had Ponies produced in Indiana<br />
between 1930's-1940's. Early <strong>Summit</strong> Ponies between 1980-'84/'85 were<br />
not marked and were poured by Mosser <strong>Glass</strong>. After 1984-'85, Russ<br />
Vogelsong began to produce them at his own glass factory. He then placed<br />
the 'V' in a ring for Vogelsong inside lids and bases. Be aware that some<br />
later versions were also unmarked. Perhaps these Ponies had foil hand<br />
stamp stickers that fell off. Lid rims may be smooth or stippled. Rays on<br />
bottom of base meet in the center. Center may look a bit mushy. Do not<br />
confuse this mushy look for Kemple Ponies with a thumbprint sized area<br />
of stippling. Most Kemple base rays do not meet in the center. <strong>Summit</strong><br />
Pony bases and lids are interchangeable with other 5 1/2" Ponies.<br />
Marriages can occur. May be hand stamped. May or may not be marked.<br />
5 1/2" long.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low number of Ponies marked McKEE.<br />
SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO<br />
It is difficult to tell the difference between unmarked <strong>Summit</strong> Ponies<br />
and unmarked Joe St. Clair Ponies in Cobalt Carnival or Chocolate<br />
because they were poured from the same mold. See St. Clair/Joe St.<br />
Clair Pony for a complete color list.<br />
1989: Vogelsong poured this Pony dish for NMGGCS in White milk glass<br />
as their commemorative club piece. Vogelsong owned the mold. Club<br />
Ponies are marked with the NMGCS club logo and '89 IL.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMmit art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
2005: <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Ponies were sold to Rosso Wholesale Co. in<br />
Amethyst Carnival. Rosso advertised the Pony dish as Royal Plum<br />
Carnival. These were produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> but sold by Rosso.<br />
Unlike other 5" animal covered dishes which Rosso owned, <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong><br />
<strong>Glass</strong> owned this mold and because Rosso did not own the Pony mold,<br />
these are still considered <strong>Summit</strong> items. The mold may have gone to<br />
Rosso upon Vogelsong's death in 2005 because air brushed Ponies have<br />
Rosso logos.<br />
Rosso Wholesale logos ('R' in a keystone) have been found on air<br />
brushed/painted Pony Covered Dishes atop split ribbed bases. These<br />
were poured by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> in White and decorated at Rosso.<br />
Split ribbed bases were not typical for Rosso.<br />
COLORS:<br />
1980's Crystal / Crystal Carnival<br />
1980 Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980 Strawberry-Tangerine Slag<br />
1980-1983 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980-1983 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Carnival<br />
1982 Chocolate (500 made)<br />
1982, '83, '88, '89, '90, '92 Cobalt<br />
1982 Emerald Green<br />
1982 Emerald Green Carnival<br />
1984 Lilac Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984 Green Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984 Caprice Blue/also in Slag<br />
1984 Amberina<br />
1984 Rubina<br />
1984 Gray/Chocolate Slag<br />
1984 Gray Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Carnation Pink<br />
1985 Carnation Pink Carnival<br />
1985 Red<br />
1985 Chocolate (not limited)<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Morning Glory (solid)<br />
1985 Apple Green (solid) Slag<br />
1985 Green Custard<br />
1985 Coral (solid)<br />
1985 Coral Carnival<br />
1988, '89, '90, '92 Sky Blue (Light Blue)<br />
1990 Cobalt & White Slag<br />
1993 Aqua (transparent)<br />
1993 Aqua Carnival<br />
1993, 2002, 2005 Dark Amethyst<br />
1993, 2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
1994 Tomato Slag (Red Slag)<br />
1995 Geraldine Delight (Orange with Red)<br />
1997 Patriot Slag (Red/White/Blue mix)<br />
1998 Malechite* Slag<br />
1998 Malechite*& White Slag<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
Other colors possible<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
Apple Green Slag<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Apple Green Slag<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Cobalt Carnival<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Chocolate<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> lid / Dark Amethyst Susan Wintz<br />
Carnation Pink Carnival<br />
John Walk<br />
Mckee<br />
<strong>Glass</strong><br />
<strong>Company</strong><br />
Pony Lid <br />
Opacity<br />
Partners<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> base: Rays meet in the center<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
Vaseline Carnival<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Vaseline<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Caprice Blue Slag<br />
Marian Lanchman<br />
Caprice Blue Slag<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Aqua<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Rubina<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Rubina<br />
Lindsay Reinsch<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMmit art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Hand Stamp/'V' in ring<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Amberina<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Emerald Green Slag<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Emerald Green Carnival<br />
Aundi Lasting Stokes<br />
Patriot Slag<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Patriot Slag<br />
Susan Wintz<br />
Cobalt & White Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
www.eBay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Collection by Wendy Strickland<br />
Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
I have found that of all animal covered dishes, the unmarked, White, milk<br />
glass Ponies are the most difficult to identify. When beside one another, it<br />
becomes easier to tell them apart by maker...but not much easier.<br />
White milk glass Ponies by Mckee <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> ca. 1890 have the<br />
thinnest lids of all covered Pony dishes. They have the clearest, finest<br />
details which show each and every strand of hair on manes and tails.<br />
Mckee's base has rays that meet at the bottom center of the dish. None<br />
of the McKee Ponies are stippled inside. Collectors have stated McKee<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Co. bases are more flared out at the top. Lid rims are a bit wider<br />
than <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>, but not as wide as Kemple. Many McKee Horses<br />
are unsigned/unmarked.<br />
White milk glass Ponies by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> ca. 1980 were said by Russ<br />
Vogelsong to have been produced from the same mold as original<br />
1890's Mckee <strong>Glass</strong> Co. They are similar, but not identical. Overuse of<br />
the molds have diminished the clarity of fine details. <strong>Summit</strong>'s base has<br />
rays that meet at the bottom center of the dish. White milk glass<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Ponies were produced before Vogelsong placed his logo, a V<br />
inside a ring, on his ACDs. Unsigned/unmarked.<br />
All color was removed from photos below for illustration purposes<br />
McKee <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong><br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Amruta Rhodes<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Note the gap differences under the necks. Older made ACDs may have drooping<br />
in areas or slight differences due to the individual glassmakers' actions.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
White milk glass Ponies by John Kemple <strong>Glass</strong> are a bit easier to ID.<br />
Kemple Ponies have thick lids which sit higher atop bases than Mckee<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Co. or <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>. Insides of lids and bases are most likely,<br />
but not always, stippled like orange peels. Lid rims are very wide and<br />
flat. Kemple bases, like original Mckee <strong>Glass</strong> Co. bases, are flared at the<br />
top. Kemple's base rays do not meet at the bottom center of the dish.<br />
There is an oblong unmarked, possibly stippled area where the rays do<br />
not come together, commonly called the thumbprint area. Kemple<br />
Ponies were labeled with John E. Kemple stickers placed across the<br />
tops of the dishes. If this label is missing, the Pony is unmarked.<br />
John Kemple <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong><br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
McKee <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> John E. Kemple<br />
When three unmarked milk glass Ponies are side by side, you can see how Kemple's<br />
thicker lid sits up higher on the base. You can also see the flare at the tops of two<br />
bases. I personally observe all mane shapes are different, all jaw shapes are different<br />
and that Kemple Ponies have the smallest gaps between chin and neck area.<br />
I DO NOT BELIEVE SUMMIT PONIES WERE MADE WITH ORIGINAL MCKEE MOLD(S).<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
McKee<br />
Kemple<br />
<strong>Summit</strong><br />
Rosso<br />
L.G. Wright<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton<br />
Wright
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
To add more confusion, there were <strong>Summit</strong> Ponies decorated at Rosso<br />
Wholesale Co. Rosso has an airbrushing department where workers apply<br />
colors to their glass animal covered dishes. Rosso purchased Pony dishes on<br />
split ribbed bases in white milk glass from <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> and decorated<br />
them to resell for themselves. Some are marked with Rosso's logo, others<br />
are unmarked. When I called to speak with the owner of Rosso Wholesale,<br />
she told me they owned the horse on wide ribbed base mold.<br />
She said they also own the Cow on wide ribbed<br />
base mold. I have only ever seen one Cow in White!<br />
Unmarked Pony<br />
Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
LEFT: Rosso RIGHT: Possible Rosso Denise Brouillette<br />
Rosso logos are located inside Pony<br />
Airbrushed Rosso Pony Aundi Lastinger Stokes<br />
Airbrushed Rosso Pony Denise Brouillette<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 570 covered pony<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Ponies were sold to Rosso Wholesale Co in 2005 in<br />
Amethyst Carnival. Rosso advertised these for sale in 2005.<br />
These were produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>.<br />
Rosso newsletter courtesy of Marian Lanchman.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton<br />
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SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 548 MINI COVERED rABBIT<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Mini Covered Rabbit or commonly known as "Rabbit Salt"<br />
was produced between 1980-2005. Russ Vogelsong described in his newsletter<br />
how he created this from a solid silver Rabbit covered salt dish that was<br />
brought back to U.S from Europe in 1910 and had been in his family for more<br />
than 60 years. He went on to tell that "It is faithfully reproduced in glass for<br />
your pleasure. Made in several collector's colors. You will find few people able<br />
to resist the desire to own one." The <strong>Summit</strong> glass Mini has linear grass texture<br />
on the lid while the Asian reproduction does not. Also, the <strong>Summit</strong> Mini has a<br />
round belly which presents full hips. <strong>Summit</strong> Minis also have 2 full ears while<br />
the repro's ears merge together as one. <strong>Summit</strong> Mini bases look similar to<br />
Boyd's Crystal <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> bases but <strong>Summit</strong> does not flare outward like Boyd.<br />
And of course, Boyds are marked. Early production <strong>Summit</strong> Minis marked 'V' in<br />
a ring in the base. Later Minis unmarked. 2 1/2" long x 2 1/4" high.<br />
Reproduced by A.A. Importing <strong>Company</strong> 1996-present (time of writing this book).<br />
Reproduced by unknown maker in porcelain/ceramic. Colors: Pink, Blue & White.<br />
Crystal<br />
Lianne McNeil<br />
Rubina Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Denise Brouillette Robin Santino<br />
Chocolate Slag Carnival<br />
Denise Brouillette
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 548 MINI COVERED RABBIT<br />
According to Ed Bowman's information at www.opensalts.net , <strong>Summit</strong>'s<br />
Mini Covered Rabbit mold was sold to Kim George in 2006. I spoke to Kim<br />
and she verified that she still owns the molds. <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbit salts are not<br />
often seen in early colors, making those colors even more collectible.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low numbers of mini covered Rabbits<br />
marked McKEE. SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
COLORS:<br />
1980's Crystal / Crystal Carnival<br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1980-1985 Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1982, 1985 Chocolate<br />
1982, 1985 Chocolate Slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Chocolate Slag Carnival<br />
1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Cobalt Blue<br />
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Cobalt Blue Carnval<br />
1985 Amberina<br />
1985 Rubina<br />
1985 Morning Glory<br />
1985 Apple Green<br />
1985 Mulberry<br />
1985 Shell<br />
1985 First Frost<br />
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Sky Blue <br />
(Light Blue transparent)<br />
1988, 1989, 1992 Red (transparent)<br />
1988, 1989, 1992 Red Carnival<br />
1993 Dark Amethyst (Black)<br />
1993 Amethyst Carnival<br />
1993 Aqua (transparent)<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight Carnival<br />
1998 Malechite / Malechite Slag<br />
1998 Malechite & White Slag<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
Jadeite<br />
all clear summit photos courtesy of Lianne McNeil<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 548 MINI COVERED RABBIT<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Apple Green looks like a repro, but this is marked 'V' in a ring<br />
Mulberry<br />
Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Cobalt Blue / Crystal Base<br />
Sky Blue/ Crystal Base<br />
Morning Glory<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Shell White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
Photos are courtesy of Lynda and Tom Mihaly<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 548 MINI COVERED RABBIT<br />
In the Mihaly's collection of Rabbit minis, we observe some with colored<br />
lids on crystal bases. These came this way; these are NOT marriages. Tom<br />
and Lynda did business for Russ Vogelsong, owner of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> and<br />
periodically, Russ brought glass items to them which he produced at his<br />
factory. They also picked up <strong>Summit</strong> items during tours at the factory.<br />
Cobalt and Sky Blue lids atop Crystal bases from the Mihaly collection<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Malechite Slag<br />
Dena Zink Thompson<br />
Marvered<br />
by unknown Asian maker<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 548 MINI COVERED RABBIT<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Crystal<br />
Lianne McNeil<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Cobalt Blue<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
LEFT: <strong>Summit</strong> RIGHT: Asian for Lillian Vernon Corp.<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Lianne McNeil<br />
Asian Look-a-likes<br />
Private Contributor<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass no. 590 covered rabbit<br />
Russell Vogelsong produced <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 590 Covered Rabbits<br />
between 1979-2004. There were no Rabbits shown in the 2005 newsletter<br />
from Russ Vogelsong to his glass dealers, so this meant he was done<br />
making Rabbits by 2005. Mr. Vogelsong passed away in 2005. The 1979<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Review ad stated the <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbit was from a new mold, not<br />
from an original Greentown mold. Russ Vogelsong had his own Rabbit<br />
mold made. <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbits sit atop split ribbed bases. The rays on the<br />
bottom of the base meet at the center. Some of his Rabbit lids were<br />
stippled and rough, others were not. <strong>Summit</strong> made both "skinny" and<br />
"fat" Rabbits like Greentown did. <strong>Summit</strong>'s skinny versions were on<br />
textured dome lids while fat versions were on smooth dome lids. Rabbit<br />
lids or bases may be marked 'V' inside a ring. Both pieces may be<br />
marked. Some Rabbits are unmarked. Vogelsong didn't begin regularly<br />
marking his animal covered dishes until 1984-'85. 5 1/2" long.<br />
Quick ID tip: There are several other Rabbits that look similar to<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Rabbits. If you have an unmarked Rabbit in<br />
Chocolate Milk <strong>Glass</strong> on a split ribbed base, it is probably by <strong>Summit</strong>.<br />
Note that St. Clair did not produce any Rabbits. Kemple did not<br />
produce Chocolate Rabbits. Wheaton did not produce Chocolate<br />
Rabbits and Westmoreland did not produce Chocolate Rabbits<br />
(Westmoreland Rabbits are on wide ribbed bases). Rosso Wholesale<br />
DID sell Chocolate Rabbits but are atop wide ribbed bases and<br />
marked WESTMORELAND III. McKee <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> and Greentown<br />
Rabbits were altogether different.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low numbers of covered Rabbits marked<br />
McKEE. SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
A collection of Rabbits courtesy of www.ebay.com/usr/rowdytown<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS nO. 590 COVERED RABBIT<br />
1988: Vogelsong poured this Rabbit dish for NMGCS in Green slag as<br />
their first commemorative club piece. Vogelsong owned the mold. Club<br />
Rabbit is marked with the NMGCS club logo and '88 MN.<br />
1979 Red Amber Slag COLORS:<br />
1980 Strawberry-Tangerine Slag<br />
1980 Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival*<br />
1982 Chocolate (500 made)<br />
1982 Emerald Green<br />
1982 Emerald Green Carnival<br />
1982, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992,<br />
1993 Cobalt Blue*<br />
1982, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992,<br />
1993 Cobalt Blue Carnival*<br />
1984 Amberina<br />
1984 Rubina<br />
1984 Lilac Carnival<br />
1984 Gray Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984 Gray Chocolate Carnival **RARE**<br />
1984 Turquoise<br />
1984 Turquoise Carnival<br />
1985 Chocolate<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Evergreen<br />
1985 Carnation Pink<br />
1985 Morning Glory<br />
1985 Coral (Tangerine)<br />
1985 Coral (Tangerine) Carnival<br />
1990 Blue & White Slag **RARE**<br />
1993 Dark Amethyst<br />
1993 Amethyst Carnival<br />
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Sky Blue<br />
(Light Blue transparent)<br />
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Sky Blue<br />
Carnival (Light Blue transparent)*<br />
1993 Aqua (transparent)<br />
1993 Aqua Carnival (transparent)<br />
1994 Tomato Slag (Red)<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight (Orange<br />
with Red)<br />
1995-'96 Geraldine Delight Carnival<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline<br />
2004, 2005 Vaseline Carnival*<br />
Crystal<br />
Crystal Carnival<br />
Other colors possible<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
www.ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
*These original <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> colors are still readily available online.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 590 COVERED RABBIT<br />
Sky Blue<br />
3 Photos by Tracy Gerlach -McCarthy<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
Eva J Hargrave<br />
Amberina<br />
Cynthia Wheatley<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
Lianne McNeil<br />
Strawberry-Tangerine<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Rubina<br />
Eloise Mercer<br />
Gray Chocolate Carnival<br />
1984 ***RARE***<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Evergreen ***RARE*** Slag color Dark Amethyst<br />
Linda Klouda<br />
Lianne McNeil www.ebay.com/usr/<br />
rowdytown<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 590 covered rabbit<br />
Blue & White Slag **RARE** Cobalt Carnival Carnation Pink<br />
All 3 photos by: www.ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
Crystal Carnival Vaseline Carnival<br />
Vaseline<br />
All 3 photos by: www.ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
Closeup of textured dome in Chocolate<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
Chocolate<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
'V' in a ring for Vogelsong<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 1950/155<br />
ATTERBURy covered RABBIT<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> No. 1950/155 Atterbury Rabbit is a reproduction of <br />
Imperial's 1950/155 Rabbit-On-Nest. Russ Vogelsong, owner of <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong><br />
<strong>Glass</strong>, produced the rabbit between 1984-2005. Russ acquired the Rabbit<br />
mold from Lenox / Imperial <strong>Glass</strong> in 1984. He did not remove the Atterbury<br />
Patent Date or the Imperial logo from the mold. He did not add his <strong>Summit</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> logo, 'V' in a ring . <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbits were produced in many colors<br />
including carnival. The eyes are molded. White milk glass <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbits<br />
may have Red painted eyes. If so, the entire eye will be painted. Imperial<br />
Rabbits have Pink glass eyes. The White <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbits with unpainted<br />
eyes are difficult to tell apart from recent Rosso Rabbits. <strong>Summit</strong> and<br />
Rosso Rabbits in White with unpainted eyes are nearly identical. <strong>Summit</strong><br />
Rabbits may have better fur details and have rough/stippled lid rims. Both<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> and Rosso bases are marked PATD MARCH 9-1886 and L I G. The L<br />
is very faint and located at the lower left of IG. Bottoms of both bases are<br />
rough/stippled. 9.5" long.<br />
Although <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced limited edition animal covered<br />
dishes marked McKee, this style of Rabbit was NOT one of them.<br />
Rosso Wholesale currently sells this Rabbit in White milk glass and air<br />
brushed colors. Poured by Mosser and decorated at Rosso. Rosso is<br />
known for their air brushed decorations. White Rosso Rabbits have<br />
molded eyes that may be painted Blue, Red or Black. The paint is only<br />
applied to the center of the eye, not the entire eye. Some eyes are<br />
unpainted. This makes it difficult to recognize the difference between<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> and Rosso Rabbits. Like <strong>Summit</strong>, Rosso Rabbits are also<br />
marked PATD MARCH 6-1886 and L I G. The L is to the lower left of the<br />
IG. The L is very faint (even more faint than on the <strong>Summit</strong> Rabbits).<br />
Rosso's 'R' in keystone is not on the rabbit. Amazon's website<br />
currently sells Rosso Rabbits. Though Rosso is having these<br />
reproduced, it is not known who currently owns the Rabbit mold. It is<br />
most likely being stored at Mosser <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong>.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
COLORS:<br />
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 1950/155<br />
ATTERBURY COVERED rABBIT<br />
1979,'88,'89,90,'92 Cobalt Blue<br />
1979,'88,'89,'90,92 Cobalt Carnival<br />
1980's Alexandrite Carnival<br />
1984 Turquoise<br />
1984 Turquoise Carnival<br />
1984 Gray & Chocolate Slag<br />
1984 Gray & Chocolate Slag Carnival<br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984-1989 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnv.<br />
1985 Caprice Blue<br />
1985 Chocolate<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Carnation Pink Carnival<br />
1994 Tomato Slag<br />
2002, 2005 Vaseline<br />
2002, 2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
2005 Black (Dark Amethyst)<br />
2005 Black Carnival<br />
2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
Crystal Carnival/White Carnival<br />
Amethyst Carnival<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Crystal Carnival Dena Zink Thompson<br />
OTHER COLORS POSSIBLE<br />
Vaseline UV Reactive<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
L<br />
Bottom of Base<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Alexandrite Carnival<br />
John Walk<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 1950/155<br />
aTTERBURY COVERED RABBIT<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong>, Red eyes<br />
www.ebay.com/str/<br />
thecuriousgreenelephant<br />
Gray & Chocolate Slag Carnival<br />
Diana Charron<br />
Pink Carnival<br />
Roger Briscoe<br />
Caprice Blue<br />
Gayle Gyssler Marvel<br />
Cobalt Blue Jennifer Patton Turquoise Denise Brouillette<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Chocolate<br />
Opacity Partners<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 1950/155<br />
aTTERBURY COVERED RABBIT<br />
Black Carnival<br />
by<br />
Judith Leighton<br />
Crystal Carnival next to Carnation Pink Carnival for comparison<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Roger Briscoe<br />
Black Denise Brouillette<br />
White Opacity Partners<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 1950/155<br />
aTTERBURY COVERED RABBIT<br />
"Atterbury" styled <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Rabbits were sold to Rosso Wholesale<br />
Co. in 2004-'05 in Amethyst Carnival and Vaseline. Rosso advertised these<br />
for sale in their 2004-'05 catalogs.. Rosso Rabbits are identical to <strong>Summit</strong><br />
because they were produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>.<br />
Vaseline<br />
2004 Advertisement<br />
Rosso advertised these were made<br />
from original Imperial molds.<br />
2005 Advertisement<br />
Rosso Wholesale newsletters are courtesy of Marian Lanchman<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 57 covered robin dish<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Covered Robin Dish is a reproduction of the 1960's St.<br />
Clair Robin on Nest. St. Clair acquired the original Greentown Bird with<br />
Berry lid mold but not the diamond weave base mold. St. Clair had a base<br />
created for the Robin lid. It was a vertical split ribbed mold created to look<br />
the McKee bases. Meaning it shows two circles of rays on the bottom, with<br />
the smaller rays meeting in the center. <strong>Summit</strong> purchased the entire St.<br />
Clair mold in 1978. <strong>Summit</strong> produced the Covered Robin Dish between<br />
1982-2002. <strong>Summit</strong> Robins have very good feather details, and the berry is<br />
rough. Some refer to it as being able to see the berry's seeds. The inside rim<br />
of the lid is normally smooth, but some have been seen stippled (rough like<br />
sandpaper). <strong>Summit</strong> Robins have also been seen atop numbered diamond<br />
weave bases. These were factory marriages. Colors seen: Chocolate, White<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> and dark Amber, almost Red. It is not known who got the mold<br />
when <strong>Summit</strong> closed in 2005. It is believed that they are being stored at<br />
Mosser <strong>Glass</strong>, Inc. Inside the base is marked with the <strong>Summit</strong> logo, a letter<br />
'V' inside a ring. Lid may also be marked with 'V' inside ring. Robins before<br />
1985 may be unmarked. 5 1/2" long.<br />
Degenhart made the Robin dish 1960-1978, but the berry is smooth, and<br />
the feather details are not as crisp and clear as <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>.<br />
Degenhart had a Robin mold made by Island Mould and Machine<br />
<strong>Company</strong> of Wheeling, WV. Some Degenhart Robins are unmarked, so<br />
pay close attention to the berry.<br />
St. Clair / Joe St. Clair produced a Robin dish 1967-1977. This was the<br />
mold that Vogelsong acquired.<br />
Boyds <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Company</strong> made a Robin dish 1978-2007 using the<br />
Degenhart mold. The berry is smooth. Base is marked with the 'B' in a<br />
diamond with line(s) according to the year produced. 5 1/2" long.<br />
1990: Vogelsong poured this Robin dish for NMGCS in Cobalt Blue Slag<br />
as their commemorative club piece. Vogelsong owned the mold. Club<br />
Robin is marked with the NMGCS logo and '90 PA.<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> produced low numbers of covered Robins marked<br />
McKEE. SEE SUMMIT, MCKEE LOGO.<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 57 covered robin dish<br />
COLORS:<br />
1983,'88,'89,1990,'92,'93,2002<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
1992,'93,2002 Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
1980 Strawberry Tangerine slag<br />
(Red/Orange)<br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1980-'83 White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
1982 Chocolate (500 made)<br />
1982 Emerald Green<br />
1982 Alexandrite (transparent) like<br />
Lilac<br />
1982 Cobalt Blue<br />
1984 Amberina<br />
1984 Lilac Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1984 Green Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1985 Carnation Pink<br />
1985 Chocolate slag<br />
1985 Chocolate Carnival<br />
1985 Mulberry<br />
1985 Mulberry Carnival<br />
1985 Morning Glory (solid)<br />
1985 Rubina (Maroon/Amber mix)<br />
Crystal<br />
1985 Rubina slag<br />
1985 Coral (solid)<br />
1985 Coral Carnival<br />
1985 Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
1985 Apple Green (solid)<br />
1985 Apple Green Carnival<br />
1990 Cobalt Blue & White slag for<br />
NMGCS<br />
1992 Carmel (This color is very similar<br />
to Greentown's Chocolate)<br />
1993 Aqua (transparent)<br />
1993 Aqua Carnival<br />
1993,2002 Amethyst<br />
1994 Gray & Amber slag<br />
1994 Gray & Red slag<br />
1994 Tomato slag (Red slag)<br />
1994 Orange & Cobalt slag<br />
1996 Geraldine Delight (Orange with<br />
Red)<br />
1996, 2002 Amethyst & White slag<br />
1997 Patriot slag (Red/White/Blue<br />
mix)<br />
1998 Malechite Green (also in<br />
Carnival)<br />
1998 Malechite Green & White slag<br />
2001 Red & White slag carnival<br />
2002 Amethyst & White Slag Carnival<br />
2004,2005 Vaseline / Vaseline<br />
Carnival<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
SUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 57 COVERED ROBIN DISH<br />
Malechite Carnival. Close up of berry seeds and pointy twigs under the tail.<br />
These are two identifying marks of <strong>Summit</strong>'s Robin. Photos by Jennifer Patton<br />
Amethyst & White Slag<br />
Photos by Marian Lanchman<br />
Tomato Slag<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
TOP: SMOOTH RIM<br />
BOTTOM: STIPPLED RIM<br />
Chocolate Slag<br />
Photos by ebay seller: alderantiques<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass NO. 57 covered robin dish<br />
Windsor Blue Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Photos by Val Rae Fritz<br />
Amberina Jennifer Patton<br />
Cobalt Blue carnival<br />
Photos by https://www.ebay.com/str/rowdytown<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
Private contributor<br />
Rubina slag<br />
Walker Collection<br />
Photos by Denise<br />
Brouillette<br />
Patriot Slag Photos by Brenda Kroeger<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass NO. 57 covered robin dish<br />
These are examples of early factory marriages on diamond bases:<br />
Denise Brouillette<br />
Opacity Partners<br />
Jennifer Patton<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
sUMMIT ART GLASS NO. 57 COVERED ROBIN DISH<br />
NMGCS Blue & White Slag<br />
Club logo, Rabbit NMGCS PA 90<br />
In 1990, <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> poured a Bird with Berry in Cobalt Blue & White<br />
Slag for the National Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Collector's Society (NMGCS) for their<br />
commemorative club piece. Bird mold was owned by Russell Vogelsong.<br />
Lid Marked 'V' in a ring. Base marked with club logo, NMGCS and PA 90 for<br />
Pennsylvania, the location of their convention in 1990.<br />
At the same time, Vogelsong poured a separate order for a different<br />
customer in this same color in limited quantities marked "McKEE".<br />
Photos courtesy of Marian Lanchman<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 1000 covered turtle<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Covered Turtle Dish was produced from the mid to late<br />
1980's-2005. Russ Vogelsong acquired the original Westmoreland mold. He<br />
did NOT reproduce the small, lidless Westmoreland Turtles. Because he did<br />
not add his own logo to the Turtle mold, the Turtle is unmarked. 7 1/2" long.<br />
No known reproductions.<br />
Rosso Wholesale <strong>Company</strong> sold Vaseline and Vaseline Carnival Turtles that<br />
were produced by <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>.<br />
The way to tell the difference between <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong> Turtles and and<br />
Westmoreland Turtles is to learn the colors that were produced by each<br />
company. Mutual colors are White Milk <strong>Glass</strong> and Vaseline. Westmoreland<br />
placed foil labels on their early made turtles but if the label has fallen off,<br />
it is impossible to tell the difference because they used the same mold.<br />
COLORS:<br />
Mid/Late 1980's<br />
White Milk <strong>Glass</strong><br />
Mid/Late 1980's<br />
Milk <strong>Glass</strong> Carnival<br />
Mid/Late 1980's through 1990's Cobalt Blue<br />
Mid/Late 1980's through 1990's Cobalt Blue Carnival<br />
2002 Amethyst & White Slag<br />
2002-2005 Vaseline<br />
2004 Vaseline, also in Carnival<br />
sold by Rosso wholesale<br />
(shown in 2004 Rosso newsletter)<br />
2002-2005 Vaseline Carnival<br />
2002-2005 Amethyst Carnival<br />
Year unknown<br />
Carnival color (patina varies)<br />
OTHER COLORS POSSIBLE<br />
Amethyst &<br />
White Slag by<br />
Aundi<br />
Lastinger<br />
Stokes<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
summit art glass no. 1000 covered turtle<br />
Cobalt Blue<br />
Photos courtesy of Denise Brouillette<br />
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton
© <strong>Glass</strong> Animal Covered Dishes by Jennifer Patton<br />
Page 34<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> art glass company<br />
BIBLIOGRAPHY: <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Glass</strong>:<br />
Book: A Guide to Reproductions of Greentown <strong>Glass</strong> by National Greentown<br />
<strong>Glass</strong> Association, INC, edited by James Measell, published by National<br />
Greentown <strong>Glass</strong> Association, Inc., copyright 2003 Page 26-ROBIN COLORS,<br />
Page 27-CHESSIE CAT ON HAMPER COLORS, Page 29-DOLPHIN COLORS<br />
Book: Slag & Marble <strong>Glass</strong> The Prominent Years, 1959-1985 by Nathan Taves<br />
& Don Jennings, published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd, copyright 2007 by<br />
Nathan Taves & Don Jennings Pages 169-170-SUMMIT COLORS<br />
Periodical: The Antique Trader Weekly, Annual of <strong>Art</strong>icles on Antiques<br />
Volume VII: The Vogelsong (<strong>Summit</strong> art <strong>Glass</strong>) Story by Jabe Tarter<br />
4/13/1977 Pages 60-61-HISTORY<br />
Periodical: <strong>Glass</strong> Review Publications: Sept. 1979-SUMMIT ACD AD/COLORS,<br />
March 1980- 1985-SUMMIT ACD AD/COLORS/YEARS, Nov. 1982-SUMMIT ACD<br />
AD/COLORS/QUANTITY, Sept. 1984-SUMMIT GRAND OPENING/LIST OF ACD<br />
AND COLORS, Feb. 1985-SUMMIT ART BY BARBARA SHAEFFER/HISTORY OF<br />
SUMMIT & A DAY TOURING SUMMIT<br />
Periodical: <strong>Glass</strong> Review Publications: Apr. 1980-COLORS, Nov. 1980-<br />
COLORS, Sept. 1982-COLORS, Oct. 1982-COLORS, Jan/Feb 1984-COLORS<br />
Dealers Letters from Russell Vogelsong, courtesy of Sharon Thoerner-<br />
SUMMIT COLORS/YEARS<br />
Correspondence: PDF Document from Tom Felt of Museum American <strong>Glass</strong><br />
West Virginia-SUMMIT ACD INFO, SUMMIT COLORS, SUMMIT ADS, SOME<br />
YEAR/COLOR COMBOS FOR ALL ACD<br />
Online: <strong>Summit</strong>.pdf (opensalts.us) - SOME SUMMIT COLORS MINI COVERED<br />
RABBIT<br />
Online: www.yumpu.com/user/opensalts.net -ED BOWMAN / SUMMIT<br />
CATALOG MINI COVERED RABBIT<br />
Dealers letter: 2005 Newsletter from Russ Vogelsong to his glass dealers-<br />
PROVENANCE OF SUMMIT ACDs<br />
Correspondence: Texted with Kim George-SUMMIT RABBIT MINI MOLD<br />
Correspondence: Phone call with Jim Cotton-PIECES SIGNED MCKEE<br />
Correspondence: Phone call/emails with Authors Nathan Taves and Don<br />
Jennings-PHOTOS AND INFO