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Kitchen Glass
McKee
The McKee and Brothers Co began in 1853 in Pittsburgh,
PA. In 1888 the company moved to a town that was ultimately named Jeannette (PA) for
the wife of McKee's founder. In 1903 the company was renamed McKee Glass Co. and
that stayed until 1951 when they became a division of the Thatcher Glass Co. McKee
introduced color to its lines in the early 20's. Their colors were yellow, blue,
custard, amethyst, black, white, amber, canary, green, pink, ruby, orchid, jadite and
various shades of each. A number of their white pieces were decorated; and such
decoration included "dots" and "ships".
McKEE
In the photos above, from left to right: Seville Yellow
4-cup measure; black salt shaker; "Ships" one-pound butter dish; black pepper
shaker; custard 48oz tea canister.
McKee Black, McKee Custard, McKee Jadite,
McKee Seville Yellow,
McKee White Milk Glass, McKee
Ships
First Class Glass
Caren &
Frank Reed
P.O. Box 416
Wells, ME 04090-0416
207/985-9294 Daily 9AM to 10PM EST
Contact us by e-mail
Please
read our SALES POLICIES
prior to inquiries and orders.

Latest
update October 29, 2011
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