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    Posted 8 years ago

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    Inherited from my grandmother; Indiana Glass Punch Bowl with Pedestal (she used to have the matching cups, not sure where those went) - Indiana Glass #123 "Paneled Daisy & Fine Cut". Thank you for looking!

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    1. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Thanks for loving ho2cultcha!
    2. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Indiana Glass Button & Daisy 1940-1950?? Did I solve my own mystery?
    3. TallCakes TallCakes, 8 years ago
      your punch bowl and stand are Indiana Glass #123 'Paneled Daisy and Fine Cut' c1905. The pattern was made for a long time by Indiana Glass and also known as 'Heirloom' in carnival glass.
    4. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Geez TallCakes, I envy your knowledge and expertise!! Thank you so much, what you and some of the other CW experts know and share in this group just amazes me; thanks to all of you for helping those of us that are still trying to figure it all out.
    5. TallCakes TallCakes, 8 years ago
      you're very welcome. This pattern has a layout very similar to the Imperial Glass 'Bellaire' pattern (aka: Octagon) which was made at about the same timeframe.
    6. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Thank you Valentino97 and Petey!
    7. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Thanks for loving Aura!
    8. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Thanks Rick55!
    9. Paul71 Paul71, 8 years ago
      Thatcher Glass also made these sets in the same pattern in clear and milk white. They called it "Yorktown" The glass if often grainy and had a gray cast.
    10. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Hi Paul71, thank you for that info. Oddly enough, there are times when I glance at this bowl, it looks extremely grayish/silver. I will look into Thatcher Glass also! Appreciate your input!
    11. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      Thank you for the love, Brunswick and Elisabethan; much appreciated!
    12. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      mikelv85, thanks!
    13. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 8 years ago
      robin56, thanks - appreciate it!

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