Heisey Amber

Heisey Amber Glass

This color was produced periodically during the lifetime of the Heisey company. Much Amber was made for Fred Harvey, both for railroad and restaurant use. Amber was not run continually, but was brought back as orders warranted.In later years it was made a production color for a very short time, it was somewhat darker and called “Sultana.” Several of the Heisey animals were made in amber and are very desirable. There are also some stemware lines that have amber bowls or stems.

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Heisey #110 Sandwich Dolphin Candlesticks, Amber, 1925-1935

Heisey #1170 Pleat & Panel Cruet, Amber, 1925-1937

Heisey #1184 Yeoman Cruet, #! Stopper, Amber, 1918-1955

Heisey #1217 Finger Bowl, Harvey Amber,

Heisey #1404 Old Sandwich Beer Mug, Amber, 1931-1955

Heisey #1417 Arch Tumbler, Amber 1938

Heisey #1519 Waverly Cream, Footed, Amber, 1940-1955

Heisey #1519 Waverly Footed Oval Comport, Amber, 1940-1955

Heisey #1519 Waverly Low Footed Comport, Amber, 1940-1955

Heisey #1540 Plug Horse, Honey Amber, 1941-1946

Heisey #1591 Elephant Handled Beer Mug, Amber, 1952

Heisey #3 Small Elephant, Amber, 1944-1955

Heisey #353 Medium Flat Panel 10 inch Hall Boy Tray, Harvey Amber, 1918-?

Heisey #353 Medium Flat Panel 1qt Hall Boy Jug, Harvey Amber, 1918-?

Heosey #5048 Rooster Head, Crystal Bowl with Amber Stem, 1947

Heisey #5058 Goose Stem Cordial, Crystal Bowl, Amber Stem, 1948

Heisey #5074 Seahorse Stem, Amber, 1950

Heisey #5074 Seahorse Stem, Crystal Bowl, Amber & Sultana Stem, 1950

Photography by Michael Morgan of the Heisey Collectors of Texas