Japanese for the tourist trade More explicit cartoonish than most of the older ones.
Lapel pin so must have been a "male" sales force. My initial reaction was Metropolitan Ins from the 1950s. Just a real WAG.
You might check the thistlewood site. They are experts/authors for European carnival etc. http://www.thistlewoods.net/ Glenn is very helpful and...
Check for the logo Krys-tol on the inside bottom of the bowl. My be faint so look with your fingers.
There is a small book on Bristol by John Bedford. I would not hunt for it but if you stumble accross it it s worth a read.
Reminds me of remelted cullet ala Sooner Glass. The shape is classic made by every blower in some fashion.
Don these are from Revi's reprints.
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Don I'll do what I can It is pretty bad for copying Later.
Goblet wasn't showing when I started. EAPG pattens continues Metz and Unitt id of that pattern.
Don I agree that someplace there is a disconnect between McCain and Mordock. I you look at Mordock's references specifically Revi "American...
Names often get applied to different patterns. In this case the name came from Mordock & Adams mug book. Mug #534.
Barrett is too general for today's knowledge but does have some useful info.. That glass is Duncan's 331. Your mug is Bryce Bros No 87 aka Reeded...
The uniform is reminiscent of the Fraternal organizations from the time around 1900. Some of the symbols look familiar..
Coming back is part of the mutual learning for this group. I would hope that everybody would do the same.
Well this is a toughie. The pattern name is "Man's Head" plate 171 in McCain's Field Guide and Kamm 5-12. It is the sugar lid and the mans head...
Thats OK I was not any better LOL. Hopefully the answer will come. Anyway I got to see a picture of some nice glass.
Thanks Greg Nice try but not the same http://www.rubylane.com/item/532478-T210/EAPG-Ceres-Goddess-Liberty-Figural-Covered If somebody wants to see.
I was given this to sell as part of the Actress line. I was not so pleasantly informed that I was wrong and it appears to be an accurate...
Looks like recent Chinese aka T J Max style to me.
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