I posted this a number of years ago and got no info so I thought I'd give it another shot. This stands 5" tall, the base shows incised letters,...
Good Sunday afternoon, everyone. It's been some time since I've been on here but I'm getting back into the swing of things. This candlestick is...
So, do I dare call it that in a listing or should I include a couple of question marks? Linda
Thank you so much, Ownedbybear! I always know I will get anwers here! Linda
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hello, everyone! I've had this vase rattling around for years and ran it past the old board once with no ideas....
Hi, to Don in particular and everyone else as well. I'm a happy camper as this vase will be on it's way to a new home tomorrow. Many thanks for...
TallCakes, I must echo the many others who have said this, you just flat know glass! Thank you, the Tulips brought up some but this is the icing...
DING DING DING! And the winner is Bdigger! Wow, that was quick! Thanks so much! Linda
Hello, all! Here with one for the glass folks. Lovely graceful heavy candlesticks, 10" tall, concave polished bases. I assume they are elegant...
Thank you, thank you, Don! The crew here are just the best! I miss the old forum but I'm so happy this group was created. Thanks, peeps!
Again, many thanks!
Wow! Thanks, Don! No, I didn't inherit this, picked it up at auction for just a few bucks. Had no idea it was anything at all, when I posted it...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hello, here I am again about this vase. Is there a reference book with this line described in it? My one McCoy book has nothing...
These were made by Scio Pottery of Scio, Ohio. The pattern name is Hazel. It's a collectable pattern, the most sought after pieces are the ribbed...
Wow! Thanks, Don! In searching for Brush Mccoy bluebird, I came across 2 other vases that have been etched, all dated 1934, all but one with...
I did find another etched Mccoy vase, has Chicago 1934 on it. I haven't a clue how it was done though, just know it's lovely! Thanks everyone for...
Third or fourth? I had thought majolica (and couldn't remember the term to save my soul!) but wasn't sure. And of course had no clue where! Thank...
Well, I found it here in Southern Wisconsin, but it coulda been from Canada. I'll look around a little. Thanks again, everyone!
Thanks, Cheryl. 1934 was might thought as well. I can see what I can come up with looking around. Thanks so much!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Last one! (Wow, I just looked at my title and realized I hadn't planned on posting one of these! Call it a bonus!) And this one...
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