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Hi, I have a set of these and can't identify. Any ideas? Size is 4 across by 2.5 high., they are heavy and feel like good quality glass. Any info would
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Can you please identify the pattern of this punch bowl? It is clear glass, has a large bowl with an underplate, both have a scalloped edge, and there are
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I'm not sure if this is a large torte plate or the underplate to a punch bowl set. It measures approximately 17-1/2 inches across. What I'm curious
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I have a couple of these bowls that were my grandmothers who lived in Hawaii. She was born in the early 1900's and from what I was told a lot was handed
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The quality of the glass is beautiful. Flat bottom Vase large Swirls form bulbous shape with smaller fluted top. Hand painted flowers on one side. Hi
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I have a set of Cremax, I believe, in mint condition. Truly a shelf sitter. The color is what I believe to be Monax. I cannot find a Cremax in Monax
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I have had these pieces for several years and have not been able to locate others. The glasses measure 4-1/2 tall and sherbert is about 3-1/2 tall. The
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Macbeth Evans Glass Company was formed in 1899 when two major producers of lamp chimneys joined together. The merger between Thomas Evans (whose company began in 1869) and George MacBeth (company founded in 1872) then added one other company into the mix, the American Lamp Chimney Company. By 1900 the Macbeth Evans Glass company had plants in two Pennsylvania cities, Pittsburgh and Charlotte, and three more in Ohio, Marion, Indiana and Toledo. This neatly placed Macbeth-Evans in first place for the production of lamp chimneys in the US.
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I have one (1) fluted-edge bowl that appears similar to the AH Queen Mary Pattern except for the 'hobnail' pattern near the bottom curve of the bowl.
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The taller of the two glasses is 8 high and the mouth of the glass is 3.5 wide with a twisted stem. The shorter glass is 5 1/4 high and the mouth of
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I have three (3) footed tumblers that my aunt said were AH Queen Mary pattern; however, I have been unable to determine that AH made a tumbler in the
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Hello, I have these 2 cups I'm trying to identify and can't find anything about them. The bottom says Anchor Hocking with the anchor/H logo, Fire-King
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This piece was my wife's grandmother's. We took it to a Christmas party and someone chipped it by putting it in a metal sink! I would like to
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Pretty pale pink..I do not know the pattern and need more! Hi Sylvia - I believe your goblet is made by Noritake - the pattern name is Provincial.
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I found this years ago at a thrift shop, my mother in law wants one just like it but I don't know the pattern, any ideas? It has several four pointed
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I'd like to know what this pattern is called. I am sort of new to depression glass and I have several pieces I'd like identified. This is one of them.
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These glasses are 4 1/2 inches tall, clear glass painted on the outside. It must have been a set with these colors: orange, yellow, green and blue.
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anyone know how old this is I think it is from the 50s, and what pattern or style is it? thanks, michelle Hi Michelle - This is a large compote
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My daughter got my mom's dish set, and yes I am a bit jealous, because she is getting married soon. The dish set was available in amber and white
Hello, I am searching for replacements in this pattern which I have been told might have been made by Orrefors. The goblet is 6 tall with a top
Hello, I need help identifying this miniature green crackle pitcher. I believe is Chartreuse. It does have a pontil. Pitcher is 5 inches in height
glass bowl, trimmed in what appears to be silver, with silver leaf pattern inside. Hi - This appears to be the 5 2 handled Jelly Bowl in the
I have a collection of these two styles of glasses. They were most likely purchased sometime between 1938 and 1944 as they were a wedding gift for my
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I received several pieces of this pattern and can not locate the name or type of glass. i would appreciate any help you can give me, Thanks, Barbara
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I have a whole collection of pieces of this pattern, but do not know what it is called. I have attached pictures of 3 pieces the canister small and
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anyone know how old this is I think it is from the 50s, and what pattern or style is it? thanks, michelle Hi Michelle - I used to know what that is
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These came from a drug store in Michigan that used these at their fountain back in the early 1970's. I am trying to find out their pattern and what
Mckee Glass Company is well-known in the glass making industry. Having originated in 1853 as McKee and Brothers Glass Works, McKee focused its efforts on quality crystal glassware. Unlike some operations at that juncture, McKee Glass Company could fill volume orders.
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Moon and Stars Glassware design is very popular in collecting because the glass was heavy and withstood the test of time relatively well. Moon and Stars is also called the Palace design and it originally appeared in the mid 1870s. Some say it was Abraham Lincoln's favorite type of glassware.
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Are you wondering What is Carnival Glass? It is one of the most popular vintage collectibles for people who love glassware. By definition carnival glass was produced in the United States starting early in the 20th century...
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