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ANTIQUE 1930s RED PRESSED GLASS AUTOMOBILE RAT ROD GEAR SHIFT KNOB FACET GRIP For Sale


ANTIQUE 1930s RED PRESSED GLASS AUTOMOBILE RAT ROD GEAR SHIFT KNOB FACET GRIP
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ANTIQUE 1930s RED PRESSED GLASS AUTOMOBILE RAT ROD GEAR SHIFT KNOB FACET GRIP:
$95.00

The knob is in good shape with no cracks or chips; brass threads look good and sharp. My photos are dark and the knob is cherry red when you hold it up to bright light. This is a rare piece that you don\'t often see.Thanks for looking.\"Pressed glass automobile gear shift knobs became popular decorative and functional car accessories during the 1920s and 1930s, driven by the rise of automotive personalization, patent innovations in pressed glassware, and the distinct Art Deco design trends of the era. Glass artisans and inventors—such as Charles and John Degenhart, who secured a notable 1929 patent while working in Ohio glass factories—pioneered pressed glass paperweight-style gear shift knobs.\" **FROM THE INTERNET** ANTIQUE 1930s RED PRESSED GLASS AUTOMOBILE RAT ROD GEAR SHIFT KNOB FACET GRIP ANTIQUE 1930s RED PRESSED GLASS AUTOMOBILE RAT ROD GEAR SHIFT KNOB FACET GRIP

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Description The knob is in good shape with no cracks or chips; brass threads look good and sharp. My photos are a bit dark and the knob is cherry red when you hold it up to bright light. This is a rare piece that you don\'t often see and in great shape.
Perfect for your rat rod.
Thanks for looking.

**Pressed glass automobile gear shift knobs became popular decorative and functional car accessories during the 1920s and 1930s, driven by the rise of automotive personalization, patent innovations in pressed glassware, and the distinct Art Deco design trends of the era. Glass artisans and inventors—such as Charles and John Degenhart, who secured a notable 1929 patent while working in Ohio glass factories—pioneered pressed glass paperweight-style gear shift knobs.**
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