Heisey made many pieces for arranging flowers, including the unusual two-piece No. 15 floral block and Duck insert. It was made in Crystal and several colors; this example is in Hawthorne (1927-1928).
No. 15 floral block with Duck insert in Hawthorne
No. 1205 Fancy Loop mustard jar in Emerald
An example of Heisey’s early pressed patterns imitating cut glass, the No. 1205 Fancy Loop mustard jar in Emerald was made around 1896.
No. 1951 Cabochon covered candy box in Dawn
Designed by Horace King, this No. 1951 Cabochon candy box exemplifies the sleek lines of Mid-century Modern. Made in Dawn from 1955 to 1957.
No. 444 Vase
Standing 12″ tall on its three legs, the No. 444 vase is an impressive example of Colonial style glassware and shows off the clarity and sparkle of Heisey’s Crystal.
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Exhibits
The Walter R. Ludwig Gallery
Named for former curator and legendary volunteer Walter Ludwig, the gallery showcases rotating exhibits curated by Walter and a team of volunteers. Now on display: pressed glass vases made in Heisey’s early years, up to 1920.
Dining Table Setting
Do you love to set a beautiful table? The table setting on the dining table in the elegant 19th century King House shows how it’s done with Heisey glassware.
Reproductions and Look-Alikes
After Heisey closed in 1957, the Imperial Glass Company and, later, HCA reissued some of the cherished animal figurines and other items made in the Heisey moulds. An updated exhibit of these reissues, along with look-alikes and misleading pieces, officially opened at the HCA convention in June 2026.
Upcoming Events
Join us for a day of classic cars, great food, and plenty of fun at the Heisey Glass Museum — honoring Museum and HCA founder Dick Marsh with awards, live music, door prizes, and a 50/50 raffle.
A one-day live online auction hosted on HiBid, open to the public. Dates for preview, pre-bidding, and glass pickup will be posted as the auction approaches.
A one-day live online and in-person auction featuring approximately 300 carefully selected lots of Heisey glass at the Heisey Glass Museum in Newark, Ohio.
Join the Heisey Glass Museum and the Licking County Historical Society for a fun family Halloween celebration at Veterans Park — games, crafts, face painting, and more for ages 12 and under.
News from the Museum
If a time machine had allowed Augustus H. Heisey to visit Newark, Ohio, in 2026 he would probably have been
The HCA Board of Directors provides leadership for the organization and the museum. Three seats on the 12-member board are up for election in June.
We’re excited to announce a new display on view now in the Walter R. Ludwig gallery! A few months ago
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