I believe this to be 1907-1915. It is a divided back post card. I've erased the pencil in the upper left hand corner. [ATTACH]
Figtree3 "RPPC stands for real *photo* post card (not picture). It is used to indicate that the photo was made with a real photographic process...
This is an unused Post Card. I've been meaning to post it in one of the other forums. It has a negative sheen look to it when viewed from an...
Hi Tom, The glass is green that has been satinized. The tumblers are very thin with a 2 3/4" diameter. The white outlines and brown stems are...
Thanks Don. I reckon we're looking at around 1940's or so?
Thanks George. The flowers were what was really throwing me off. They are nothing like what I'm used to seeing.
This may be a shot in the dark ;-) Looking for confirmation and possible maker of this hand painted, Victorian? Pitcher & glasses set. Satin green...
I believe that is made by Jeannette Glass Co. I think they call it a Gondola bowl https://www.ebay.com/itm/-/132489198542?nordt=true&orig_cvip=true
Someone found this set on Etsy. Seller didn't know either but the pitcher is made in the style of West Viginia Specialty Glass Co....
Thanks Don, That is the pattern I think. The set I have has a 4 cloverleaf pattern in the gold. Nice find. Bummer there is no ID
I need help, thanks I've been around a long time. I like to make sure I have a proper ID when listing my items
Thanks I need help I can't expand the pictures from my phone. I'll check it out tomorrow from desktop
This is Prado https://www.replacements.com/webquote/cuvprag.htm
Yes it is a match but I believe it is miss identified. Prado is a little different.
That's what I thought to begin with but no luck in finding them
Thanks. I've searched Culver on the R site with no luck. Also Google images. I have found a couple listings with this pattern but no seems to...
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I have this cool MCM barware set with caddy that includes 6 shot glasses, an ice bucket, 4 old fashioned glass and 4 tumblers. At first I thought...
Thanks George
George the only thing I read about Palace is: For pieces with more elaborate details, such as twisted handles, the handles themselves were made...
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