@Pat Parker @tyeldom3 My first thought on those was Jet as well. Rub them on some unglazed porcelain, if it leaves a brown mark they are Jet.
I think it actually says (in English) Made In China
@cxgirl If you unpack any interesting Chalet Glass or Czech Glass, let me know :)
cxgirl, Do you find most of your stuff in your neck of the woods? I may have to spend some time there next time I head to Quadra (Which I dont...
The hen story is great. Thanks for sharing!
@'Nuff_Said Almost all Loetz pieces were at one point attached to a pontil rod. They did an amazing job of polishing it out (Leaving a dimple)...
'Nuff, Can you get a picture of the bottom and the top rim of that vase?
Thanks, I'll check it out
Thanks for the heads up but I cant seem to locate it.
Greg, Just my luck. I guess I'll have to pony up for a Periwinkle
Greg, That is kind of what I thought. I just took a peek at some Lilac on Ebay. Yup...very pricey. I may look at a vintage color, it will...
My wife has a bit of Fiestaware that we use for our everyday dishes. I had been looking for a covered butter dish a couple months ago (wasn't...
Pat, As far as I know they would not be classified as Carnival glass
Pat, I have one other very similar but a little larger and more flared out at the top.
cxgirl, I really like that Kodak.
I picked up some Kralik Vases (Small at 4" tall each) on Ebay. I don't have them in my hands yet, so these pictures are from the completed auction...
I dont know what the market is like for Collar Buttons, but I bet you could make a bundle selling them as "Antique Tongue Studs"
Cherryhill nailed the first one. It is Kralik Veined
Clay Pigeons perhaps?
Bob, I dont know if you remember "Butchiedog_gone_it" but he had a list of glass marks that he had posted on Ebay. I have a copy of it and he...
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