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Mosser Glass handmade with heart in Ohio. Orie Mosser was the plant manager of Cambridge Glass Company, who closed their doors in 1954. Orie's son Tom began working there when he was a teenager, learning tthe trade the right way from the bottom to the top.

Mosser Glass of Chambridge, Ohio

Marius Ernest Sabino 1878 - 1961

Portrait of Marius Sabino taken March 12, 1925 (Private collection - Houston Texas USA) Marius Sabino was born in Sicily in 1878, and with his family moved to France while he was still a young boy. His father, a sculptor of wood, trained him to follow in his steps.

He would go on to study at L'Ecole Nationale des Arts Decoratifs and the Beaux Arts de Paris, where he became particularly interested in the challenges that the advent of electricity would have on glass manufacture. It was through electric lights that Sabino came to the production of glass. In fact, on his return from the first World War (where he had joined as a volunteer), he founded a factory which manufactured traditional lights fittings of wood or bronze and then quickly changed to glass.

He realized the enormous potential of the new techniques which made it possible to create the perfect molds for a unique translucent material. By pouring this material into the molds, he created beautiful relief in very precise and exciting designs. The glass of the chandelier was no longer part of the design-it was the principal component. His chandeliers, which were often monumental in size, were made to compliment the architecture of the day.

Baijan glass is a top quality of hand blown glassware from Azerbaijan Southwest of Russia. Since each piece is hand blown you will never see two pieces that are exactly alike. These hand blown glass wares are contemporary and exotic pieces that are hardly found anywhere else.

The art of hand blown glass making is an old tradition which goes back about 3000 years when the Persian Empire ruled the region. In the late 18th century Azerbaijan fell under the Russian rule and finally in 1989 got its independence and became The Republic of Azerbaijan. The tradition of glass making has not been changed since the 18th century and they are still made in the style of those days in brick ovens with black oil.

Essie Zareh, using a multilayer color glass with his design of colorful and exotic shapes creating a unique collection of glass art. Each color represents one layer of glass and there is no painting. Each piece is an original creation and there may be slight variation in size, pattern and color. Most of pieces with based are signed by Essie Zareh to keep the originality.

All of our products continue to be "proudly made in the United States of America". We have been so very fortunate in our ability to re-hire the artisans that have created this superior product for decades. Their dedication is remarkable and heart-warming in today's high tech society.

INCOLAY products are known throughout the world for their quality and superior workmanship. Our goal and mission is to continue that reputation. To be in contact with our customers, listening to their requests and suggestions. To continue to search for antique artwork worthy of reproduction, and to work with today's artists to stay current with the ever-changing preferences of our customers and their clients. And lastly, to have these priceless works of art treasured and passed from one generation to the next.

The antique reproductions, as well as the reproduced carvings rendered by contemporary artists, are beautifully handcrafted; thus no two pieces are exactly the same.

We are proud of our reproductions of antiquity and respect the talent of yesterday. We have also been blessed with the talent of today's artists whose work is unparalleled in their fields.

Welcome to "Our Shop" Antiques and Collectibles

We have been in the Antique and Collectibles business since 1990, with both of us who started collecting and then we had to much, So we opened "Our Shop".

Becoming Fenton Art Glass Dealers in 1993, and a Showcase Dealer in 1995. with a large selection of Art Glass from the 1990's through now. With Fenton announcing they were going close the Factory our inventory has reduced greatly. At the present Fenton Art Glass continues to fill our Orders. And, we are hoping in some way they will continue making some Art Glass.

We have had Mosser Glass in our Store from the beginning and continue now with a larger

selection of the Glass ware made in the USA. Mosser has expanded their products from

colored glass to painted glass. Animals ets.

Along with Fenton and Mosser we added Incolay Stone Jewelry boxes, Sabino Art Glass and recently we added Orient and Flume Art Glass from a Studio in California.

We both love glass, and we have a variety of other Glass Companies, from Depression Glass to Elegant Glass such as Cambridge, Fostoria and Many more.

Browsing through "Our Shop" many people discover their Grandmother had this or that, or their favorite Aunt would always use these plates every Christmas.

If you can we would love for you to stop and see us in Crane, Mo. or if you can't I will try to let you view "Our Shop" on line.

You can order on line we use paypal, you have the opportunity to use any Visa, Mastercard, etc., you choose.

If you do not like to order on line, we love for you to call us at our Toll free number.

We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover.

We ship via Priority mail and with UPS. Which ever is the cheapest. All items are insured.

We have a policy if you do not like an item, you may ship it back at your expense and we will refund your money.

Each item is priced according too include Shipping and Insurance.

Persons whom live in Missouri I will send you a notice on how much sales tax you will need to pay.

If you have an questions please email us: osantiq@centurytel.net

We are located In Crane, Missouri. "The neatest Little town in Missouri".

On Hwy 413 and 265. Approximately 30 miles southwest of Springfield, Mo. you take

413 and 160 west until 413 takes a left (or South) just out of Billings, Mo. then 10 miles south to Main St. in Crane, where you will find several Wonderful Shops to shop in .

Or we are located approximately 35 miles northwest of Branson Mo.