Someone tell me what they know on my black tiara and ruby red avon

It' only letting me add one photo

 

Says file to large on others

 

I posted it another way in the glass forum

 

This is the Glass forum.

 

I don’t think you did but don’t use the Gallery.

 

Hi, Tiffany! I hope you don't mind, but I've resized your photos & cropped them a bit so that everyone can see your collection. (I'm quite a fan of ruby glass, myself!)

 

p.s. I had that little Avon ruby Cape Cod glass "cruet", filled with bath oil, in the late 1960's. (My great aunt had a friend who sold Avon, and she bought it for me.) I don't have it any longer, but I do remember it fondly!

 

Your last black piece was made by Indiana Glass for Tiara from 1977 through 1988. Indiana called it a chalice with cover.
Don

 

Your Avon is called Cape Cod in ruby. Not sure what glass company made the glass for Avon. Could have been Fostoria or Indiana, but I don't really know.
It was and still is quite popular. Lots of different pieces available.

This site has the highest prices. I tell my customers to use it for insurance purposes. At least you will be able to id the pieces and see what others may be available.

https://www.replacements.com/webquote/avccac.htm

 

As for your pictures, this may help.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/making-a-post-and-uploading-pictures.16038/

 

Fostoria Coin?




Anchor Hocking Ruby Red

 

The black box with pointed lid with eagles an stars I was told was a black tiara trinket box has the eagles an stars pattern

 

I was.told that was a 16 inch compote

 

Avon's 'Cape Cod' was made my Wheaton for Avon.
The black hex candy box was made by Indiana Glass for Tiara Exclusives and called 'Colonial' and is a reproduction of Hazel-Atlas 'Americana' (I think)

 

Hi,
I agree with TallCakes. Avons "Cape Cad" was made by Wheaton for Avon.
greg

 

Oh, maybe I had heard that and forgot.
Thanks for the correction.

 

I knew Wheaton had made for avon. I started collecting the black tiara cause it' been harder to find an suppose to be more rare. Think of it this way back in the day alot if folks didn' want the black because they couldn't see through it to see what was actually in the glass so it was not as popular is what I hear. Sure I could get online an just order stuff for my collection but it much more fun for me to hunt it down myself I've also just bought 2 pieces of blue Fenton glass also even though my collection has been the red an black I know fenton is very sought after also

 

My two fenton glass pieces

 

The bell I know is called hobnail glass