Awesome Janet. WTG Pat. Good find.
Thanks Janet. I'll poke around to see if I can verify that.
Works for me!:)
Thanks Bev, I found those glasses in the Libbey catalogs along with Coin/Old Coins/ & Gold Coins. They had about all kinds except mine :(
Yes Bev, the dates that can be read and are posted in original post. The latest is 1958. That is why I started on the Libbey 1958 catalog and went...
Hmm, that is where I saw it Don :D That explains why we are seeing the wedge runners on this piece. I would be willing to be it was produced by AB...
Just to let you know, My decorated glass book is showing several companies making this style in the 50's
Yep, that is a match. Shame there isn't an ID either :(
The glaze is the same Don. Leeds is as good as guess as any. Thanks
Checked my AB book with no luck. Will check online. Thanks Don. Will check into Leeds. It seems that one of my books mentions Leeds but can't...
I thought AB bottoms were wedge shape. I'll check my AB book just in case. Thanks for the lead Mary. Then again I reckon the 2 middle runners...
That is one book I don't have. I'll see what I can find on Bauer.
Thanks antidiem
Hi Greg, Only have a nickel, dime and quarter on hand and they appear to measure the same exact size. Difficult to get a true measurement on...
Definitely 50/60's barware. I have my doubts about Asian but one never knows.
The finial is close but the handles are not to some of the old McCoy Cookie jars. I agree with Don about most likely a dinnerware company
I have this set of 8 unmarked glasses with paperweight bottoms with different American coins. 1958 wheat penny, 1925 buffalo nickel, 1946...
This is true Pat. So far no luck checking google images.
Hi Pat, You may be right . Did they have mold numbers on their items? This is a heavy piece. It weighs 2.3 pounds
Hi Pat. there were several potteries that had runners on the bottom. Royal Copley comes to mind but I checked there also. I don't think McCoy had...
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