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Posted 2 years ago
wingletts
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Glass bowl measures 7" in ht. and 7" across. scalloped edges at top
I think this was back from 1950s-1960's not sure. Still not great with glassware still learning.........anyone that knows how to search glassware advise welcomed.
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Depression GlassDuring the 1920s, 19th-century pattern-glass manufacturers such as McKee, H…
Wingletts, it's much earlier than the 50s/60s...early 1900s, the pattern is called "Beaded Triangle"
Thank you Paul, I kinda thought it was earlier but didn't want to look so duh!! Glass is not specialty..........Learning...I will go searching.........if I my eyes will let me work them today...............your great sweety....I will check out some of your collections.....my collections and estate items. They are all in storage and now going through them...I have many more boxes...
You are welcome, Wing. I just pop on here now and then to help out. Been collecting and researching glass for about 25 years.
Wow, I just started and my head feels like is cracked glass. lol I love glass and have alot more. Just never knew it was so many companys...