I got dragged on by family. Now I find the glass groups are helpfull.
If you are on the EAPGS facebook group Sid Lethbridge is good with Canadian attributions.
Carefull some of Stevens attributions come from shards which came from cullet shipped from the US. Unfortunately I do not know of a list.
I have not found the specific bowl but the other items shown in Lemski give me confidence. The other less is the fallibility of Replacements for...
Imperial #588 Pie Crust. Lemski shows the glass in his book "Elegant Glass with Cornflower". Thanks for tallcakes finding the cornflower cutting...
Check Fostoria #1630 Alexis for the glass. Cutting no idea.
Personally I would use Fenton or possibly Indiana as the maker. These are mold blown and perspective can change the appearance of the shoulders. I...
Look at Tiara remake of an old McKee mold. Likely made by Indiana. Pheasant or bird of paradise. correction Tiara called it Empress vase see...
I think this is a mold pressed cruet. The plungers went in through the bottom to form a smooth interior and neck. There was excess glass left...
Re insurance. Check your home owners/renters insurance policy for collectibles coverage. You may have more than enough for these pieces.
Tom as I recall your familiarity is rather intimate. It certainly has been a worth while endeavor. One which I hope someday to see.
There is also a place on their site where you can get corrections etc for some books.
That chubby white vase is sure reminiscent of things I saw a K-mart and Zayers in the 1960-70 period.
You also get a discount on their Monographs which are great resource material.
Look at Replacements under that stem blank id and you can see the cuttings done on it. There are several on 3005. I agree with the stem no.
Yes and folks will argue with you if you tell them.
LOL I was far from sure that it was Fenton.
My initial reaction is Fenton but Nothing to support that at this time.
This 11 X 8 bowl was pressed then cut ala McKees Innovation ct but I do not find it in Stout and so far no luck in other material I have[IMG]...
Very nice!
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