One Degenhart Glass Doll Lady Woman "ELDENA" - 2.5" Red Slag - Only 2 Left!

Description

DEGENHART ART GLASS MINIATURE "ELDENA" GLASS DOLL
Each doll made from red slag glass is one of a kind - as far as color and shading. Only 2 remain!!!
Made by Mosser for Degenhart Crystal Art Glass Company in Cambridge, Ohio. The Priscilla was introduced in 1976 and is marked on the back side of the doll on the base. The mark is a "D" in a heart.
The Priscilla doll is 5 1/4" tall and not to be mistaken for the Degenhart Museum collectible doll, Eldena, which is 2 1/2" tall. The designer of the mould was Jack Choko of Millville, New Jersey and the mould was made by Island Mould Company of Wheeling, West Virginia.
"ELDENA" - No cracks or chips. 2-1/2” tall. Red Slag glass woman figurine.
We have MANY ELDENA glass Dolls in many colors. Please feel free to contact us about a certain color or making a group of certain colors available to you.
Please look at pictures closely as these are part of the description.
Degenhart is the name used by collectors for the products of the Crystal Art Glass Company of Cambridge, Ohio. John and Elizabeth Degenhart started the glassworks in 1947. Quality paperweights and other glass objects were made. John died in 1964 and his wife took over management. Over 145 colors of glass were made. In 1978, after the death of Mrs. Degenhart, the molds were sold. All Degenhart glass is highly collectible.