Rago. Hands down. http://www.ragoarts.com/
When I saw it sitting on the corner of the table in your "intro" thread I d*** near fell off my chair. My jaw just SLAMMED the ground. This is a...
I'm quite sure! https://www.google.com/search?q=Dorico+vase&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=o6q5U92cDpWgyASfooC4Bg&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1542&bih=787
It's a Dorico vase by Barovier & Toso. It is important. Congratulations.:) ($1000 +++)
Looks like Jenkmankat / Jenkmanket / Jenkmarckat / Jenkmarcket -- None of which lead to anything... I was seeing junkmarket but I bet that's not...
Be sure to post your results. Good luck!!
We never did have any carnival glass shakers 'n we had some pretty rare carnival shapes. Just checked, I'm surprised Northwood never made a set...
Haven't seen Tom in years. If you happen to bump into him tell him THE Bottle guy said Hi. He probably wouldn't remember Don right off... but...
We knew Mr. and Mrs. Sharp quite well. Their son was also very involved in the hobby as I recall. He had the Midas touch for finding rare pieces....
Ironstone? How odd. Not at all what comes to mind when I think "ironstone."
That would be standing (sitting) motionless in a scene/setting? That has crossed my mind...but the funeral parlor....
Love the Amberina with the cruet.
Yes, all from the same mold. They also made a plain hobnail. This is found in table sets and pitchers along with the swung vase, rose bowl, and...
Bingo!!! The Millersburg Hobnail swirl being by far the most desirable.
AND THE WINNER IS..........Hey, wait a minute......this guy IS dead.
Please do. This is a Crowleytown jar with a two lug lid. [IMG] This is a lid and clamp for a Millville Atmospheric fruit jar. [IMG] Tell ya...
My Mom was an antiquer way back When. (50s, 60s, 70s) She called this a nursing rocker without batting an eyelash. [IMG]
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