Ladybranch and Quirkygirl.......By Jove ,I think you've got it!
It sure could or even the closeness to the light source. If you look at them in both type of lights at the same time the color is really...
No. Your picture no2 of the stem is perfect . It is just a matter of matching it up with a maker . It very well may be another fostoria pattern. I...
Your stems are proving elusive. I'm leaning toward Cambridge just because they did a lot of stems using the pointy ball, but I have yet to find an...
The sherberts are not Lafayette I'll look through my stemware book to see if I can match them up with anything
These are fostoria Lafayette plates. I'm not sure if the Herbert's are Lafayette also. Fotoria called the color wisteria. I will look and see if...
Cherry Hill......I like to use "Changey Color Glass" LOL
Yes Bakersgma! By all means post them! They are probably pretty valuable! Alexandrite is being made again now, but the older stuff is rarer and...
BTW. BEAUTIFUL VASE!
Dichroic and Neodymium are basically the same.....The dichroic is for 2 colors and neodymium is the rare earth that is used in the glass formula...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] If they are truely alexandrite color, they will be Purple/Violet in incandescent light and Blue in Flourescent light. I have...
My thinking now is that they MAY be Lafayette 4 1/2" "Sweetmeat" bowls.....the foot looks right.
Thank you pat,,,, I realized on the way to the flea market today, that I used to have the Master Bowl to this set. I don't believe they are Heisey...
I bought these on eBay ( I do not have them yet) They are discribed as Heisey Aleandrite Finger Bowls, but I am having trouble pinning down a...
Here is a short part of n article on Murano/ Italian weights. You often see Italian weights with date canes. A dated 1845-47 weight by Pietro...
It's a picture of the mark on the plate I linked to in the post above.
Actually we may both be Wrong/Right......When I googled Karlsbad Porcelain this came up. Carlsbad or Karlsbad is a mark used on china made by...
I would check under SCHUMANN......most of what I have seen marked KARLSBAD was a Schumann made piece. The mark looks like an S OVER H to me..........
Yes it is KARLSBAD
Very Interesting piece......... Ok.....I'm not a milk glass enthusiast, however over the years I have picked up some "insights" about milkglass....
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