Alacite, 1939-1952
- E Series, 1930 - 1932 / Vogue, 1932-1933
- Moonstone 1934-1939
- Beta Crystal, 1935-1939
- Opalique, 1938-1941
- Alacite, 1939-1952
- Killer 1950s lamps, 1951-1956
Alacite glass is well known and appreciated by collectors. This ivory glass, developed by Henry Hellmers, has been confused with Cambridge Crown Tuscan which he also created. The color of Alacite is pure ivory but changes in tone and purity depending on when made. Alacite glass before the War contained uranium as a coloring agent.
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| G-24 Alacite Cupid boudoir lamp, 1940 | G-244 Alacite table lamp, 1941 | G-375 Alacite Dancing Ladies Urn, 1942 |
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| G-343 Alacite Lady with Dog table lamp, 1951. Courtesy Don & Diane Carey. |