Order of Ararmath Pairpoint Glass Cup Plate 706
Order of Ararmath Symbol Vintage Window Decoration
Handcrafted on Cape Cod, Made in USA
This Pairpoint Glass cup plate, number 706, features the symbol of the Order of Ararmath (Sword, crown, and wreath with initials). The Order of the Amaranth is a Masonic-affiliated organization for Master Masons and their Ladies founded in 1873. Please review the photo of the The last photo is only for size illustration. Handcrafted on Cape Cod using time-honored techniques, these 3.5 inch cup plates have subtle variations that highlight the artisan's skill. Each piece is crafted using a mold created with a hammer and chisel, and then pressed with molten glass using an antique press. This manufacturing process results in cup plates that are similar yet possess their own distinctive characteristics. Look closely and you'll find the artisan's initials and the Pairpoint trademark within the design. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these versatile pieces can add functionality to your home, serving as catchall dishes for organizing small items or ring dishes to keep your treasured jewelry safe.
Product Details:
- SIZE: Approximately 3.5" in diameter, 0.5" in height
- SHIPPING: Your cup plate will be carefully packaged in a vintage box and shipped from Maine, securely protected in a padded bubble mailer.
- PHOTOS: To ensure your satisfaction, please enlarge all photos to verify the condition. Please note that the actual color of the cup plate may slightly differ from what is shown in the detailed photos.
- CONDITION: Embrace the handcrafted charm! Expect to find unique characteristics such as swirls, small lines, bubbles, specks, or tiny flecks, as they are all part of the normal craftsmanship.
- MADE IN USA: The Pairpoint Glass Co. of Sagamore, MA, proudly holds the distinction of being the oldest glass-making company in the USA. Renowned for their craftsmanship, they manufactured quality crystal cup plates from the 1920s through the 1990s. Most of these vintage cup plates were commissioned by institutions like historical societies, museums, churches, and other non-profit organizations.
- USES: Let your imagination soar with possibilities! These cup plates can be used as charming additions to window sills, unique guest favor place card holders, guest soap dishes, trinket or vanity accessories, jewelry catchalls, small coasters, or even as eclectic glass for stained glass or other art projects.
- More Designs: Be sure to explore my other listings for more cup plate designs. If you require multiple pieces of a listed design, feel free to send a message, and I'll be happy to assist you.