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Posted 7 months ago
JayHow
(87 items)
Im still waiting for these to come in the mail. I won these at an online auction...no not ebay.:) I hope these arrive in as good a condition as they were described. They were only $12 and I think they will look beautiful with the rest of my collection.
I will be deleting these soon, I sent them off to a dear friend of mine, Autumn I hope these work well in your bathroom as you plan and Im so happy that you now own them! Thanks to all the loves on these everyone, but as much as I loved them I had to let them go...My awesome friend Autumn who lives clear across the US now has something to remind her of me when she sees them & Im happier about that than I was owning them myself. Sharing is a wonderful thing!!!
Imperial GlassIn 1901, J. N. Vance founded the New Crystal Glass Company in Bellaire, Ohi…
Art GlassArt glass sprang from a revolution in glassmaking in the mid 1800s, when gl…
very beautiful:)
Nice! Take some pictures when you get them too!
Thanks for the love Bellin68 and AmberRose. I will definetly take some better pics when they get here. I can hardly wait. They are coming from the west coast so it will be at least a week before they get here.
Very nice. Never have seen the 2 in the middle before. What are they called?
Bridget, Im not sure what they are called. I havent gotten them in the mail yet. I will start my research when they arrive. If I get any info on them I will update my post on CW
nice collection. the piece to the left is Imperial #505 Bellaire, ca.1910-1980; possibly a toothpick but hard to day without measurements and the color is possibly what IG called Peacock. The pattern is frequently identified by its AKA of Octagon (as at Doty's), but then R calls it Daisy & Button for some reason
Thanks for your info TallCakes. You are a wealth of information. Greatly appreciated!
I also have the same Toothpick holder (same pattern) in the Peacock and Pinkish/Red. Keep us posted on the others...can't wait to see what they are.