Gasp!!!!!!!!! Maybe a couple of collectors needed it to complete their collection. Spare no price and all that. They say it's rare.
Just how I feel now. I've had to start selling off some things to make room for others, but only in a very limited way. I buy to learn. It's...
Great link. Very helpful for people like me, who admire glass from the past. I picked this up to learn about it. Not because I recognized it as...
You are right. I am a child wandering in a forest of delight around here. Thanks so much for your clarification.
Good link. I don't see any signature on mine. Hmmmm.
Very interesting. The inside bottom of my piece is clear. Mayne the frosting worn away from warm paraffin?
Salt Shaker?
Fabulous. There it is. In all its glory. Syrup/molasses can. And the dates too! What a great link. Thank you so much.
That would be terrific. It would be nice to know from and expert rather than sellers.
Boy That's exciting. Not only is it my first piece of EAPG, it maybe be a rare one. The one on Worthpoint is clear and not frosted. I wonder...
Oooooooooooooh! 1880! Who would have guessed. Marvelous
Wrong shape - right top...
And the answer is syrup! Congratulations INH. Thank you.
You got it. As always sensational. So appreciated.
That’s interesting. I’ll try that. Thanks
This Northwood (edited INH help) piece has a metal pour top that is missing its cover. It is an odd squarish shape with a cranberry and frosted...
You get the best things!
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The yellow color is definitely right. I'm seeing them labelled mid century with the wide mouth and Moretti with the pattern. Not that I give...
That was it. You are amazing! I actually found some with patterning - not like mine - but similar in looking at Empoli cased glass vases.
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