The book was written by Michael and Lori Palmer "The Charleton Line". I think the page was theirs not Ables, Wasserberg & Co the company that made...
Lariat never quit made it to the Candlewick popularity. Both plain patterns were extensively decorated by independents Ables, Wasserberg; Wheeling...
I think the ice bucket is Eastern Europe. The design and style of cutting say likely the 1979-80 or newer to me.
Size helps in ids. I have seen that style with Czechoslovakia mark. That looks like either a student piece from a studio or possibly the owner put...
These were blown into a spot mold like 90% of the dot etc items. I am thinking Czech or mainland Italy/ However do not rule out China some of...
I agree it looks Heisey to me also.
Innes is a nice book but dated so some of the information has changed as more is learned. Still has things like these catalog pages not easily...
WAG look at master salt reproductions.
Does it have the Heisey Diamond H?
It6 is USGlass from the 1920s. Satin glass with a slight iridescence was popular. It may not have any uranium so check that. The label and shape...
They look like Chinese to me.
The writting looks like a vibrating tool that could have been used to make a souvenir out of any abject. I remember seeing booths at local fairs...
I have seen these marked as Jello molds LOL. For me the shape is not one used during the ABP period. I think it is later. Remember Replacements...
And for the next 40 years. Not as popular as it once was but there are still a few paint and bake shops around.
The coloreless bowl has cut flowers and the amber molded flowers. Thatcher may have reworked the mold to eliminate the cutting or maybe the...
Interesting on the straw cushioning for packing. I have seen it loose but not bundled like that before.
The primary source of manganese was Germany. When we entered WW1 it was no longer available and other clarifies were fond.
Is there anything on the bottom of the shoe. Boyd is generally marked and Fenton after about 1972 is marked.
Try searching here http://candlewicklookalikes.com/ I do not think it is Candlewick.
Hobbs made Amber. I do not spot that shape in Bredehoft's book. Wright would be high on my list of suspects.
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