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Posted 12 months ago
Maggie-Dog
(6 items)
I'm new to collecting and have come across some info for the items marked RANDALL, Anchor-Hocking Fire -King, and E.O Brody.
The bubbles bowl I believe is Anchor-Hocking based on other posts and internet research. Although, I tend to see it in green and clear glass. I have not seen them in the white, other than mine.
The pedestal piece has a 7 marked on the bottom if anyone has any insight as to what that might be... one of the small vases has a small circle on the bottom with what looks like the number 10 inside it. I find that there seem to be slightly varying shades of "milk glass" does anyone know why? Does it have anything to do with the quality, value, collect ability?
Milk GlassMilk glass has been around since the 16th century, but the term itself was …
Hi, good to see another admirer of milk glass has come aboard. A great place to get answers to your milk glass questions is the National Milk Glass Collectors Society. Here is a link:
http://www.nmgcs.org/faqs.html
Beautiful pieces you have. Thank you for sharing them with us. Regards, miKKo
Thank you, I'm new to this site and collecting in general. I'm so happy to have found a place where I can share my "finds" and learn more about them! That link already answered a few questions I had- thanks for the resource. I bookmarked it.