During a tour of the Libbey Facility in Toledo a few years ago they showed us that even though this stem was offset they could make it in their...
Thanks, I wouldn't have been able to help in any case, just curious.
I gotta ask, is this etched and gold filled, or is it just gold silkscreened on the glass?
Adams & Co., Pittsburgh, called the line No. 140 when they introduced it in the first half of the 1880s, It is called (AKA) Good Luck, Horseshoe,...
Regency, No. 1504, ca. 1938-43. Yup, that's what it is. Page 272 of Heisey Glass, 1896 - 1957. I fergit who wrote it.
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This is a Libbey piece, note the No-Nik edge, for which Libbey bought the rights. Libbey did not introduce this cocktail, many don't have the fire...
The grey cutting is hand done, that eliminated "Depression" glass, all machine made. Its Elegant, at the very least.
Its a berry bowl, made by the Buckeye Glass Co. of Martins Ferry, ohio, ca. 1890 plus or minus somewhat. Heacock named the pattern Windemere's...
A couple of points. 1) Victoria was the queen, Victorian was the time period. (I know, picky picky) 2) Opalescent colored glass (except for rare...
Stevens attributions to Canadian manufacture of EAPG are based upon a study of shards from a factory that primarily made bottles. 2% of the...
Yes, this is the pattern called Filly or Filley, but Bryce didn't make the only one. Memory says at least three companies made the stemware,...
Insurance is a good idea, but.....if you plan to keep a piece forever, remember that in 20 years you will pay the insurance company the value of...
I'd vote for Kralik on the first one.
The presence of the mold seams indicates it was made in a mold. Not when it was made, Sorry.
I believe this is an example of "glue chip" technology. A specific variety of glue is applied to the glass, it's covered with paper. As the glue...
Perhaps the pupil of the eye is inside....
I don't recognize it as from the period.
I am somewhat familiar with MAG WV, I've always felt it was a people's museum, rather than a curator's museum, not put together to impress other...
Libbey stemware A gentle reminder, Libbey may have bought Cataract Rock Sharpe, but didn't make the glass or do the cutting. This is a fiction...
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