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3 carnival glass vases, 3 makers. Northwood, Fenton, and Millersburg. Which is which?
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<p>[QUOTE="Scott, post: 6630, member: 203"]Yes, they were good friends and Lamar taught me so much back years ago. They are both gone now as I'm sure you know. Dave, I have not seen in a few years but the last time I saw him was at a Keystone show in Denver, Pa at the Holiday Inn.</p><p>They had such an incredible collection and enjoyed many a weekend with them.</p><p>I just recently rejoined the ICGA because of my old carnival glass shakers I have collected and they just did an article on them in their present newsletter.</p><p>I sold off most all my collection years ago to get into Victorian shakers but it never really leaves your blood.</p><p>I don't know if Ruth Schiensthul (I know I spelled it wrong) is still around, but I don't think she collects anymore. She had the collection in the American Glass Musuem in Milville, NJ</p><p>I see tom Burns a few times a year as we travel around to different shows. A few of the others out there, I cross paths with on ebay at times.</p><p><br /></p><p>Scott[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Scott, post: 6630, member: 203"]Yes, they were good friends and Lamar taught me so much back years ago. They are both gone now as I'm sure you know. Dave, I have not seen in a few years but the last time I saw him was at a Keystone show in Denver, Pa at the Holiday Inn. They had such an incredible collection and enjoyed many a weekend with them. I just recently rejoined the ICGA because of my old carnival glass shakers I have collected and they just did an article on them in their present newsletter. I sold off most all my collection years ago to get into Victorian shakers but it never really leaves your blood. I don't know if Ruth Schiensthul (I know I spelled it wrong) is still around, but I don't think she collects anymore. She had the collection in the American Glass Musuem in Milville, NJ I see tom Burns a few times a year as we travel around to different shows. A few of the others out there, I cross paths with on ebay at times. Scott[/QUOTE]
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