The item is not worth enough to go to the trouble of reproducing it to this detail. I would guess that it was produced over a period of years and...
Hello Everyone - I'm at a loss identifying this pink candlestick. It stands 4" tall and 4 1/2" across the bottom. I checked my candlestick books...
Actually my book shows those dates as a range. It could have been produced anytime between 1903 and 1925. Don
Thanks TC and UncleChuck! Very much appreciated. Don
Hello everyone! I've got a carnival or iridescent bowl which is driving me crazy! I've searched ddoty and my carnival books including Dugan but...
Mine is very light too. One of reasons (in addition to the color and how many there were for sale) that I thought B&S was unlikely. I bought it...
Thank you, Cherryhill. I suspected as much. Don
Hello everyone! I have found several of these vases listed for sale as Boston and Sandwich with dates back to the 1850's but without any...
It's an import from Czechoslovakia I believe. Check Borske Sklo's Nemo pattern. Don
Mark doesn't look right either. I think it's like the pot itself - meant to imply a respected manufacturer. Don
I could be wrong but I also suspect an Asian import meant to evoke a Staffordshire vibe. The scene doesn't make a great deal of sense. Few of us...
It looks like a simplistic or crude version of Italian Deruta. Don
Not really any help but I found this little 5 1/2" vase in my collection that looks similar to your pitcher. I've found most pieces like this are...
It depends on how large you want your library to be and what glass you decide to specialize in. For Indiana Glass I use "A Century of Indiana...
I think I must have misunderstood the definition of Krys-tol. I was searching under Chippendale originally and came across some pieces carrying...
It's not part of the pattern. It's caused by impurities in the glass. Don
According to my early Fenton book (Whitmyer) the original colors were Crystal Opalescent, Green Opalescent, Blue Opalescent, and Amethyst Opalescent.
Hello Board Friends - I've come across this little salt that looks like it might be Krys-Tol but I'm not sure the handles are quite the right...
I understand what you mean. Yesterday at auction there was a Fenton Orange Tree Three-Footed bowl in marigold carnival. Even with damage to the...
The newer pieces were marked I believe. I agree it's the older version. The newer versions weren't as nicely finished (note the edge...
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