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    Posted 6 years ago

    Sharky
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    Hi everybody. I have a few original 564s...one is marked nucut while the other 2 are not. But this one I know has to be a later piece. How many others used the Imperial 564 mold? What color would this be considered? Any ideas would help alot. Thanks again :)

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    Comments

    1. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      from the photo the color looks like apple green; have you checked with a black light?
    2. Sharky, 6 years ago
      no reaction to UV
    3. Sharky, 6 years ago
      Imperials' Nucut was never made in colors, correct?
    4. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      considering that this 564 is a NUCUT pattern, it would seem that they did indeed produce NUCUT in colors; tho' this is likely a later reissue...
    5. Sharky, 6 years ago
      Very interesting...Nucut began around 1912 or so....correct? I wonder how much "later" this could have been produced? Minus the mark "Nucut" it is pretty much the same as an original. The sawtooth edge is a little less sharp than an original....could be from mold wear.
    6. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      the catalogs I have date 1920-32 for the crystal NUCUT assortments but I don't see the 564. One reference has the date as 1915. I'm guessing this may have been called an olive dish by Imperial Glass. Replacements has one in milk glass miss-IDed as 212.; have seen various NUCUT pieces in various colors.

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