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Help me identify these glass patterns please.

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Kasperscuriosities, Jun 4, 2016.

  1. Kasperscuriosities

    Kasperscuriosities Two hundred years too late.

    2 seperate sets here. Owner says they were her mothers and most likely from the 30's. I am not fsmilar with either one. Sorry these are the only photos I have for now.

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    bercrystal Well-Known Member

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  3. Kasperscuriosities

    Kasperscuriosities Two hundred years too late.

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  4. bercrystal

    bercrystal Well-Known Member

    You are quite welcome!!! :kiss::kiss::kiss:

    I actually recognized the stem on the first one & I had a hunch the second one was the Georgian pattern, but I had to look through a couple before I found it. :smug:

    Peggy
     
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  5. TallCakes

    TallCakes Well-Known Member

    the first one is a Libbey pattern. Rock Sharpe was a glass cutting/décor company and didn't make glass. Libbey purchased Rock Sharpe in 1947 for their in-house décor/cutting. "R" for some reason chooses to combine the name of Libbey-Rock Sharpe just to add to the confusion...
     
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    bercrystal Well-Known Member


    the first one is a Libbey pattern. Rock Sharpe was a glass cutting/décor company and didn't make glass. Libbey purchased Rock Sharpe in 1947 for their in-house décor/cutting. "R" for some reason chooses to combine the name of Libbey-Rock Sharpe just to add to the confusion...

    Replacements listed this as made by Rock Sharpe & did not mention Libbey. I thought it might have been made before the buy out since they usually do list both names.

    Peggy
     
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