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    Posted 11 years ago

    BHock45
    (807 items)

    I am wondering if anyone knows how to ID either of these. I cannot make out the names or marks on them. Thanks!

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 11 years ago
      Hi BHock!
      The one on the left's signature is upside dow, I think.
      Can you turn it round 180 degrees?
      My iPad makes it difficult to just turn myself, but can I make out 'Sonoma'?
    2. TallCakes TallCakes, 11 years ago
      can't make out the mark on the goblet but it looks like Indiana Glass #521 American Whitehall
    3. subversivegrrl subversivegrrl, 11 years ago
      The mark on the tumbler is "Seneca" - it's from their Driftwood Casual line.

      Here's a link to a site that shows lots of pics of the line - http://home.comcast.net/~mfreier/dwtumb.html - I think the color of yours is Moss Green.

      I have a number of pieces of Driftwood Casual and have noticed that there's a lot of variation in how distinctly the "driftwood" pattern shows up; haven't been able to determine if that indicates when it was made, altho' I suspect that the clearer definition just means it was made from a newer mold (the molds lose definition over time as they're re-used.)
    4. BHock45 BHock45, 11 years ago
      Thank you subversivegrrl for your help IDing and thank you valentino97 for the love!

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