Mary Gregory glass has been a specific category of collecting for decades. Until recently this type of enameled glass was thought to have been produced by Mary Gregory, who worked for the famous ...

Mary Gregory-type glass remains exclusively Bohemian. The Houston, 201 High St., is open Monday through Friday with tours held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum in open on weekends by appointment.

I think my vases are a type of glass called Mary Gregory. They are made of blue glass (with painted figures of children in white with flesh-colored faces). I recently ...

Q: I have two glass decanters with what looks like hand-painted scenes on them in white. I inherited them many years ago but don't know anything about them. Mrs L A: These are Victorian decanters ...

Genuine Mary Gregory glass is claimed to be of the mid to late 19th century. There is a myth that Miss Mary Gregory was an old lady who painted the children she longed for but never had.

Margaret Smith and her brother Thomas Linden recently donated a collection of 79 Mary Gregory glass pieces to the Redlands Historical Glass Museum. Each piece in the collection was originally ...

I believe my two vases are a type of glass known as Mary Gregory. They were a wedding gift to my grandparents long ago. Please supply any information you can.

Q: I believe my two vases are a type of glass known as Mary Gregory. They were a wedding gift to my grandparents long ago. Please supply any information you can. I understand they could be quite ...