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GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware

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Are these amethyst glass pieces worth closer to $50 or $20? 11 Replies

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Lillian Dunbar May 14.

Looking for Manufacturer and Value 4 Replies

Started by Annie. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera May 13.

Vintage Vaseline Shaksphere Inkwell 2 Replies

Started by Lucas Scott Senn. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Apr 23.

Anyone know what this bowl might be? 1 Reply

Started by Amy Rogers. Last reply by Amy Rogers Mar 30.

Teal ribbed glass vase 2 Replies

Started by Nancy Campione. Last reply by Vintage Caroline Mar 10.

Please help ID this bowl. 3 Replies

Started by jessica buczek. Last reply by jessica buczek Mar 10.

Candy dish 4 Replies

Started by jessica buczek. Last reply by Deb Jani Mar 1.

Multi-colored basket 1 Reply

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Deb Jani Feb 28.

Tiny Lion Creamer 3 Replies

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Deb Jani Feb 28.

Yellow handblown glass basket 1 Reply

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Deb Jani Feb 28.

Cranberry Glass Item 2 Replies

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Lillian Dunbar Feb 28.

how old 1 Reply

Started by faye redden. Last reply by Deb Jani Feb 28.

What is this? 10 Replies

Started by jessica buczek. Last reply by jessica buczek Jan 30.

Ice blue glass bonbon with fish handles 6 Replies

Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by vicki hufstetler Jan 29.

tv tray? 5 Replies

Started by faye redden. Last reply by faye redden Jan 13.

Princess House or not? 6 Replies

Started by Ellen Wiley. Last reply by Ellen Wiley Jan 9.

Stuart England Crystal single Stem Vase.

Started by Loree L Dietrich Jan 1.

Westmorland Candy Jar

Started by Lillian Dunbar Dec 30, 2011.

Looking for pattern name and maufacturer 7 Replies

Started by Oralei/Artorable. Last reply by Oralei/Artorable Dec 3, 2011.

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Comment by tomsantiquesetcetera on May 16, 2012 at 1:57am

No way,don't breakup a set.  Just because it's called a berry set, doesn't mean you can only serve berries. How about chips in the big bowl, dip in the diamond, indiv. bowls.  Or, Ice cream,nuts,choc sauce, candies, bananas, whipped cream...need more bowls!  I think, due to its' rarity and completeness it would be worth $100. at a tag sale. Make sure it's advertised.

Comment by Lillian Dunbar on May 14, 2012 at 12:27pm

Thanks for that guidance, vicki.

Comment by vicki hufstetler on May 14, 2012 at 11:30am

Well, it's beautiful. I think I would put the berry set seperate from the diamond candy bowl. Maybe $40 for the Berry set and $10-$15 for the diamond? And, be sure to advertise "rare" EAPG glass.

The thing is you can always go down in price, but you can't go up. I always price for estate sales at about half of retail value, I then expect to get half of that price. It seems to work.

Comment by Lillian Dunbar on May 14, 2012 at 9:36am

I have a Hobstar and Feather berry set - 6 small bowls, a larger serving bowl and a diamond-shaped bowl. I plan on putting these out fro my next garage sale. I saw on this web site that this set is worth over $200.

http://www.goantiques.com/hobstar-and-feather-531309

I know I can't get that price at a garage sale venue. What would be a reasonable price to ask?

Comment by vicki hufstetler on May 5, 2012 at 12:51pm

New glassworks auction - looks like interesting stuff!

 

http://www.absenteeauctions.com/glassworks/cgi-bin/catalog.cgi

Comment by Lillian Dunbar on March 22, 2012 at 12:55pm

I think it looks etched because the parallel lines are cut so close together.

Comment by vicki hufstetler on March 22, 2012 at 12:51pm

Now Lillian - that is CUT GLASS! Be sure to note the difference between this pitcher and your EAPG bowl. Also - This piece has etched florals. This idecates to me that this was made after the "AB" (American Brilliant" )period. Probably 1900 - 1910.  It's very difficult to identify cut glass patterns, as there are hundreds of patterns and many, many companies that did similar or sometimes near identical patterns. So, I'll take your word for it! It's lovely, But they are hard to sell and don't go for very much right now. Perhaps $35 - $50.

Comment by Lillian Dunbar on March 22, 2012 at 11:58am

I have tentatively identified this 11" tall pitcher as Pierpoint's "Viscaria" pattern. Can anyone confirm that? Thanks.

Comment by AntoinettesWhims on March 19, 2012 at 9:30pm

I voted twice today, once with each of my email addresses.  I've been doing that all along.

Comment by tomsantiquesetcetera on March 19, 2012 at 9:13pm

Just now (7:10 OM MDT) we are 2% AHEAD!

EVERYBODY PLEASE VOTE.  NEWBIES TOO.  EVERY 24 HOURS!

http://collectibles.about.com/od/ReadersChoiceAwards/l/blreaders-ch...

so easy, a 5th grader could do it...well maybe.  LOL

 

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