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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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Souvenir of Muskegon, Mich.
Circa 1900 stained-glass mini "crystal" (it's standard Pre-1920 bottle glass, beginning to turn slightly purple) goblet.
Standard color and faded gold leafed words seen on most glass souvenirs of the late Victorian period.
This is from my town.?
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nice example of ruby stained EAPG. This is the 'Royal' (AKA: Sunken Bullseye) pattern by Co-Operative Flint Glass Co. c1894.
Such a strong command of glass-pattern knowledge you have. Thank you. :)
Is there a cut-off date for this pattern?
you're very welcome... my reference only notes the introduction date
It is a very welcome piece of knowledge to me.
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I love the four seams.
Interesting aspect to love.