Wow. Thanks so much Evelyb. Can't wait to look at them all!
Hi VP, There's already a running thread under antique discussions called Your best of 2024. It's filled with other amazing finds by the members...
That was just for the bad ones.:joyful:
Wow. That is a stunning shaker.
Fortunately, it is recorded that this glass cutter was paid a better wage than most. I feel he deserves to be well more known. His name was...
I bought this fantastic pitcher in a local on-line auction this year. It was part of a glass lot, and the photo of the pitcher showed only the...
I don't think it's Italian. Pairpoint possibly.
LOL
fantastic find!
Not Steuben, not Fry. What do the bottoms look like?
Thank you, Any Jewelry. You are right. I should have known the comment was coming from America. Not much harmony here right now.
Kind of like US citizens training their brains to exercise 'critical thinking' in the ritual called an election,a novel new use of their formative...
Looks like the initials RB etched on the bottom. Picture #4 at 4 o'clock. Doesn't look like any shelf wear on the one pictured. 80's or later is...
Not quite right, but looks like the maker was trying to emulate it.
Never have I ever seen a slag glass that was so translucent, unless it's Davidson cloud glass, which tends to have a more fluid flow.
No, not a usual American term. They must have coined that one themselves. Raised Christian and lived coast to coast and Hawaii. Self relying,...
Thanks, FT3. I'm quite found of it myself, even if it is only worth a few bucks.
Stunning. That's definitely a keeper!
I'm more apt to say Skol 50's, 60's. Sometimes even auctioneers make mistakes. That's why my middle-class self is in possession of a few pretty...
I 2nd OBB on bohemian. I've seen a catalog page from 1888 Muhlhaus with VERY similar design, ribbing, thorn handles, color differential and shape....
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