MARYLAND (OMN) by Maryland Glass Etching Works/Cumberland, MD (Company Operated: 1893-1930), c1890s Introduced

• AKA: Etching: Heavenly Symphony
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: This company bought blanks from other companies and decorated them with etchings by George Truog. Sometimes signed, frequently unsigned. George Truog (owner) must have owned the moulds for this table set as they are typically marked with a T in a diamond.
NOTE: John Ragsdale - The etching often goes by the aka name Heavenly Symphony. This etching is shown in Dale Murschell's book "George Truog and His Art".

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Glass Display
Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Matthew Cox - 4.38H, 4.38D
Glass Display View
Shape: Pitcher
Contributor: Matthew Cox, Karen Skinner 11/16/2025
Glass Display View
Shape: Pitcher
Contributor: David McInturff 11/16/2025
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Jeff Hughes
Glass Display View
Shape: Pattern Detail
Contributor: Jeff Hughes trade mark T in a Diamond is in the base where T stands for Truog. George Truog was the designer and owner of the company.
Glass Display View
Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Robin Fisher Cisne
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: John Ragsdale - marked T in a diamond.
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: John Ragsdale - marked T in a diamond.
Glass Display View
Shape: Jars: Cracker/Biscuit
Contributor: Robin Fisher Cisne
Glass Display View
Shape: Jars: Cracker/Biscuit
Contributor: Robin Fisher Cisne
Glass Display View
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: John Ragsdale
Glass Display View
Shape: Spooners/Spills
Contributor: Linda Pacheco
Glass Display View
Shape: Tumblers
Contributor: Maureen Dunn McFadden