I found an old ebay listing from 2015 where the seller received $265 for a set of 12 Spode Rutland 9" luncheon plates (or maybe at that time they...
The gold trim on these dishes reminds me of the Rambler Rose decoration that we see frequently on glassware. The gold is tarnished and not...
Thanks for that info. They must be a little scarce, I'm not seeing any for sale. Wouldn't mind having a real tall one.
Found a chocolate version on WP, about $20 with 2 chips. There's a chipped bowl on ebay right now. The EAPGS web site has 18 photos of this...
Vases!! Does this mean I can't eat ice cream from them? Are we sure? Since they were made by Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Co., wouldn't they be...
The first thing that leaped into my head was Poschinger Glass early 1970s. But that's just a guess. It's beautiful.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] These were in a box lot and when I pulled them out, I noticed that the glass is better than the...
That's the exact same thing I was thinking as well. The base and the cutting say 1980s to me.
Oh sure! It would make a lovely vase, I should have thought of that. The link to the Pinterest pitcher looked very similar to this one. Ok, it...
Thanks, George! I think it's more like 1/2 gallon, but still, it would be heavy. For what I paid I may set it in the donate box.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I dunno, this could be just some contemporary glass pitcher from Asia, but I like the shape so I plunked down...
History does repeat itself, but it never ceases to amaze me how this particular one repeats and repeats and repeats.
Clicking on the images takes you to another site which I couldn't get out of fast enough. People here won't look at these photos unless you...
They look like vases to me. I always say to myself, "could someone drink from this" and it doesn't seem likely, at least, not without wearing the...
The plates remind me of spring. Very pretty!
Yes, if I can find another, I'm thinking about keeping the pair. They look so fresh for Spring and Easter. My dishes are all white with platinum...
Yes, that's the pattern, sis, thank you! Now I should be able to hunt down the etch.
I guess I thought this candlestick was Cambridge Glass, but I can't find an example of it anywhere. It measures 5 1/8" high and the base...
The pattern on the cruet is called Inverted Thumbprint. I have seen the pattern frequently but don't know who made it. Looks kind of Fentonie to me.
It would be more to my luck to have sold them a month ago for a pittance. Well, what is it they say about a blind squirrel?
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