I believe this cruet to be made by Morgantown (Economy Glass) during the 1920s. At the time they called this color combo Genova (topaz and blue)....
That's exactly what I thought when first seeing these. My mom used to make hats and nothing ever went to waste. Even if the hat got ruined, the...
Wow! I can't stop coming back here to have another look at this chest. What a beauty!
Searching under "Flying Saucer" candy turned up a few more, mostly on Pinterest (and I'm not a member there). I also found a single one on...
I don't know if it's rare or not. The Viking Art Glass site calls it the "Flying Saucer" candy. If you go to his site, you can get complete...
I was ready to say "polish" until I saw the photo. The unpolished pulls are perfect for this chest and I think it would look wrong somehow if you...
Viking Glass # 6706 Candy Box & Cover 7". The color looks like Persimmon (orange).
Thanks for all your comments. I think I will just place it in my space at the antique mall and cross my fingers. This PW is really heavy and...
Well, I think he's charming! Sometimes things sell because of how they're presented, not whether they are "collectible" or "name brand". Try...
Indeed! Tell that to (insert name here)! I sure did like the Trefoil Pepita.
I have a paperweight that looks a lot like an Eicholt but it is unsigned. Looked on 'bay and found just one unsigned and the person said she...
It reminds me of the various McKee Glass Innovation vases. Check this page to see if any look like yours....
Peggy, I have 2 baskets in this pattern, one large and one small. I can't remember what WP said they sold for, but I couldn't get anyone to even...
LOL, Peggy! That brings back memories. Those sets were used when you had a cheese ball that was available at the grocery, deli or specialty food...
The LOL was for my clever word play, checking Czech, not making fun of your spelling skills. I looked at the link you left and while there's a...
I'll check out Czech (lol) and see if that works. Thanks all!
Not the couple I was thinking of, but I'm sure they are duplicated at many auctions.
I think your Spode set is just stunning! And still very relevant for what today's consumers like (IMHO). If it were mine, I would sell it...
This piece looks strongly like Murano, but with all the copycats, who knows? Anyway, the signature has me stumped.. It measures 8" in diameter...
I would call it both, but more toward JIP than Cornucopia. Cornucopias are usually oriented on their side (if you turned this one lengthwise)....
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