Posted 10 years ago
CoinGlassFan
(14 items)
The crystal lamps were the hardest to find! I now have all the lamps that were made as well as a couple of whimsies!!
Some of my Lamps | ||
| Fostoria Glass106 of 151 |  |  |
Some of my Lamps | ||
| Fostoria Glass106 of 151 | | |
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Posted 10 years ago
CoinGlassFan
(14 items)
The crystal lamps were the hardest to find! I now have all the lamps that were made as well as a couple of whimsies!!
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nice collection CGF : ) ya know "R" often has those HTF pieces (like the emerald green cigarette box) available IF one is willing to pay their price; hope you are able to complete your collection soon & look forward to seeing more. BTW, do you collect any other 'coin' patterns like USG's 'Silver Age' or 'Columbian Coin'
I am definitely willing to pay! I have all my feelers out and am searching high and low! I have no doubt I will find one. Just may take a little time!! I have a few othe pieces of US coin. Not really a collector though. I have seen some Colombian but never bought any!
Great collection!...welcome to CW...:-)
you should definitely check "R"
What is "R"? Don't mean to seem stupid just not familiar!
Michael
sorry 'bout that. "R" is replacements.com
I keep an eye on that site but never have seen an Emerald Green round cigarette holder and lid! But I watch cause you never know!
well, if I happen upon one I'll keep you in mind : )
I found some with and some separate. They are so thin many shades did not survive! Once I actuall found a crystal lamp with a blue shade! I bought it because you can never have to many shades! I ended up using it on a patio lamp!
Michael, I have a Coin glass question: Fostoria made the crystal jelly compote with both the 1887 Fostoria founding date and the 1886 Avon founding date. But the 1886 is 3-1/2" tall, whereas the 1887 is 3-7/8" tall; other than height they seem identical. I understand that the 1886 was initially made for Avon but was also subsequently sold directly as well. Any idea or records on production or why the height differences? Does your collection include both the 1887 and 1886 dated pieces???