HUNTINGTON GLASS CO. No. 45 (OMN) by Huntington Glass Company/Huntington-WV (Company Operated: 1892-1898), Jan. 1892

• AKA: Block and Lattice; Button and Star
NOTE: The key difference between this pattern and the similar Big Button is that the tops of the hexagons on Huntington Glass Co. No. 45 AKA: (Block and Lattice) are flat and those on Big Button are pointed.
NOTE: It is possible that this pattern originated at the New Brighton Glass Co. as they introduced a No. 45 pattern in 1890. It was a full table line described as "knobby". In 1891, the assets, which would have included moulds, of the New Brighton Glass Co. were transferred to the newly founded Huntington Glass Co.

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