It's very common for artists to switch around from oil to watercolors. Watercolors are much easier to carry around and many use them for field...
If you don't have photoshop or some other editing app. You can upload them to a free photobucket account and that will resize then for you and you...
You will have to resize them. There are some directions in another area. I will post a link for you once I find it.
Hi Andy. Welcome to the board. If you posted photographs, they are not showing up. At least not for me.
I found a couple of listings on ebay that had absolutely no information. One didn't have measurements! One claims it's Victorian. The vase I...
Thank you Fenton. I forgot all about Doty. Thank you for the reminder.
:) Thanks for the confirmation.
Thank you for the tips. :happy:
Thanks again TallCakes. Is this EAPG? The only references I found for this pattern dated it from 1960 until 1984.
I thought I knew what this was until I saw the extra piece in the middle of the stem on this piece listed on Ruby Lane. They have it listed as...
Thanks again Tallcakes. I thought that base was attached. I agree it is the Fenton #621. George, thanks for the info regarding the molds. I...
I hope you get good news.
I would be panicking if I hadn't heard from him after all this time.
How much did he charge you?
Here's the page. Is that base attached? http://www.shetlarglass.com/stretchglass/sgcompanies/fenton/Fenton07.htm
I'll keep searching. Thanks.
It isn't Fenton #621. The #621 vases that I found are flared. They do have the same foot but the shape isn't the same. Here is an example....
Didn't one of the experts tell you not to put out to much information on the net until you know for sure?
Thank you Tallcakes. I'll check that out. I thought of you today. I picked up 25 pieces of EAPG. Now to photograph.
Brad, have you heard of the traveling red chair? It has it's own Facebook page, twitter feed and a blog....
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