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TallCakes

TallCakes

Walking Horse Capital - Shelbyville, TN

Personal Website: tallcakes.com/cakestands.…

I enjoy researching EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass), which was produced during (roughly) the Victorian era. I collect EAPG cake stands.

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Fenton Chocolate Alley Cat for QVC c2005 - Figurinesin Figurines
2 years ago
Thompson Glass Co. #17 Torpedo c1889 - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
"Flora" by Bryce, Higbee & Co. c1890 - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
EAPG Dagger Cake Stand c1880s - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
Fostoria Glass Co, #402 Valkyrie cake stand c1893 - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. 'Con-Cora' #1531/32 'Spin-A-Cake' c1950s - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
Imperial Glass #1950/D220 Laced Edge (AKA: Katy) w/ 'doeskin' finish c1950 - Glasswarein Glassware
3 years ago
Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton #45 Teardrop c1895 - Glasswarein Glassware
4 years ago
Happy New Year!!! Fostoria #2678 'Monroe' c1954-65 - Glasswarein Glassware
4 years ago
Hand Stem by Atterbury and Company c1880s - Glasswarein Glassware
4 years ago

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  1. thin yours is the Lenk 99 https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/lenk-99-superheat-blotorch-alcohol-1839532150
  2. here's a similar one with original packaging https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/lenk-222-alcohol-gun-grip-blow-torch-1800060950
  3. try researching the Contour Lounge Chair Company... here's a similar listing https://www.varagesale.com/i/tgfdz5zg-vintage-antique-contour-lounge-chair-mid-century-modern-tv-psychiatrist-chair
  4. you're welcome : ) happy to help solve this one...
  5. shape is typically called a pickle vase. looks to be Westmoreland #104. here's one at WP with a catalog page ID https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/lg-15-tall-westmoreland-milk-glass-vase-w
  6. similar examples at WP https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/karl-wieden-1936-olympic-souvenir-1995893915 https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/olympia-1936-olympics-berlin-souvenir-1778326990...
  7. ditto on bike tire lever tool for removing tire from wheel
  8. Indiana Glass "Wild Rose" pattern c1940s-70s; easily available pricing on several online auction sites...
  9. that's what I meant to type, don't know how I typo'ed that one; need to get some glasses...
  10. check Imperial Glass #308 c1905
  11. check WW1 US Army Quartermaster Sergeant's Patch
  12. #4 looks to be a suckle bar tooth from an old hay mower/cutter
  13. maybe it could be the color Imperial named 'Helios'; described as silvery iridescence on green glass... marigold is an orangey color on clear glass. many carnival glass collectors would probably just ...
  14. one reference list this as #700; Imperial often did not give a pattern name and this is most often given the AKA of Heavy Grape and sometime the addition of Flute to designate the exterior pattern. Co...
  15. might consider Liberty Works: https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=11875 try searching "CHS" at that website for other examples
  16. match and cigarette holder
  17. Steelcase is still in business and making office furniture. Think this line was introduced sometime in 1940s. You might try contacting Steelcase directly as they maintain a historical record of their ...
  18. also, these cam be found with the 1901 date on the front lending to the theory that these may have been made for exhibition at the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo NY in 1901
  19. for a bit of background on this reproduction piece here's a bit of the history: originally attributed to NATIONAL GLASS CO. NO .419 BUFFALO PAPER WEIGHT (OMN) • AKA: Buffalo • Indiana Tumbler & Gob...
  20. site for free appraisals: http://www.galleartglass.com/galle-vase-scenes/galle-vase-with-crocus-design/
  21. Imperial Glass NUCUT 212 AKA: Diamond with Fan c1912
  22. also fount this on Foster's cafeteria https://restaurantwarecollectors.com/RWCN-IDwiki/www.restaurantwarecollectors.com/abkforum/showwiki3c68.html?title=foster%27s-cafeterias
  23. logo text looks like Foster's Freeze restaurant's logo. Time frame of the founding of Foster's overlaps the timeline for the Scammell's China Co. of Trenton, New Jersey, which made hotel and restauran...
  24. looks to be Pinwheel and Stars by L.E. Smith Glass. the glass ladle is hard to find. This is a reproduction of an older pattern know as Slewed Horseshoe. not sure about the cups...
  25. yes, I found the meander pattern also noted separately with the same 1910 date...
  26. found what appears to be this spatula footed bowl with meander exterior and sunflower interior in a 1910 Butler Bros. catalog ad, as part of their Pompeiian assortment. The color was noted as silvery ...
  27. look closely and see the Fenton in oval mark on the bottom. here's one on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fenton-Opaque-Green-Lime-Satin-Glass-Swung-Vase-13-inches-Exc-L-K-/173976747344
  28. Fenton Diamond Point and Columns (AKA: Diamond Ribbed) swung vase in Lime Green satin glass c1970s. it's a keeper...
  29. not seeing the similarities in the comparison to WG bo-peep. The one you have pictured here does look to be marigold carnival glass. Both the color and design seem to be consistent with the Hazel-Atla...
  30. patent info? https://patents.google.com/patent/US953170A/en?inventor=Arthur+A+Kraeuter&page=1
  31. one post on the glass message board mentions that signature dates from 1926
  32. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/set-1930s-stuart-engraved-crystal-492233842
  33. here's a cocktail shaker with the same décor https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/signed-1920-30s-art-deco-stuart-517432471
  34. info on Booths marks http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/b/booths.html
  35. yes, the vase was made in different sizes http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/full-images.php?idx=48864&pat=2070
  36. here's an interesting article on Pairpoint cup plates http://www.nbmog.org/P100Page.html
  37. this is EAPG looks to be Imperial Glass #404 (AKA: Thunderbolt) c1909
  38. hard to tell from photos.. check Madrid pattern by Federal Glass which was reissued as Recollection, and after Federal was bought by Lancaster Colony the Recollection pattern was continued by Indiana ...
  39. this Blenko water bottle blog also notes several of these 'slotted' water bottles by unknown maker https://moreblenkowaterbottles.wordpress.com/?s=slotted&submit=Search
  40. compare with this one with Pottery Barn. made in Italy, sticker https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/pottery-barn-cobalt-blue-glass-1875973169
  41. seeing similarities to Truncated Cube, but check the 'Corona' pattern by Greenburg Glass Co, introduced c1893 (AKA: Sunk Honeycomb)
  42. WG for Westmoreland Glass; nice example of their nesting robin...
  43. this is the Celestial pattern by Federal Glass c1970s, The glass has an iridescent finish. Examples at "R" to compare size for determining use: https://www.replacements.com/webquote/fegcelmai.htm
  44. this was called Pyrex "Bluebell' and came with a serving cradle. 1960 H&G ad: https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=13350&mode=search original box listing: https://www.worthpoint.c...
  45. Anchor Hocking called the pattern 'Classic'; the AKA of 'Rachael' was penned by Weatherman. The line also included a chip and dip set in crystal and milk glass and the large bowl was also marketed as ...
  46. following the links in this post goes to a forum with info on German patent for a lemon squeezer (but the images in that link no longer exist) https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/176245-antique-...
  47. nice photos... tho' Hocking didn't make that sugar in vaseline glass, which is yellow; it was made in green which has uranium.
  48. 'Queen Mary' by Hocking before the merger with Anchor; tho' possibly continued after the merger by Anchor Hocking...
  49. tho' Fenton did made similar patterns, this looks to be the 'Twister' pattern by Jefferson Glass c1904. The color is green opalescent and the form is called a swung vase. Not familiar with the color t...
  50. nice 'Jane Ray' jar by Anchor Hocking, not sure if they marketed this form as a fridge jar or canister tho'. Replacements date the pattern 1945-63.
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