Lot #29: Vintage Dominion Glass Saguenay Pattern teacup and saucer

This is a Dominion Glass Saguenay Pattern teacup and saucer, produced in Canada in the 1940s. The Saguenay pattern features fine ridges around the pieces. Here are some additional details about the set:Material: Made of glass, commonly produced using sand (silicon dioxide), limestone (calcium carbonate), and sodium carbonate. Pattern: Saguenay, characterized by its fine ridges. Origin: Produced by Dominion Glass Co., based in Montreal, with factories in various locations in Canada. Size: Typically, a teacup holds around 6 fluid ounces. Saucers are designed to hold the cup and catch spills. Usage: Commonly used for serving hot beverages like tea or coffee. History: Teacups and saucers originated in China, evolving from handleless cups to the set with saucers we know today. Vintage: These items are considered vintage and are often collected.
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