"Thanks Craig.
It make sense they would be a later chair. These guy's were getting going in the late 1800's, still Victorian. The only complete catalogs I have found are for the earlier pieces or fancy shmancy pieces with cloth,…"
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Scott replied to Scott's discussion Phoenix Chair Company in the group Furniture Antique and Vintage
Craig Phillips / B & C Emporium replied to Scott's discussion Phoenix Chair Company in the group Furniture Antique and Vintage"probly a kitchen chair as a shorter back
looks to be a good quality chair with 7 or 8 spindles in the base
i prob would say later not earlier age as a plainer chair,
unless you have the total catalog from that year some of these companies made 1,000…"
Scott added a discussion to the group Furniture Antique and VintagePhoenix Chair Company
Here I am with something other than glass: wood! Quarter sawn oak, to be precise. The best descriptions I can give are in the picture and thread title. These were made by the Phoenix Chair Company.I have found two catalogs online but can't find this particular design. I know them to be Phoenix for the label on the underside of one. 1885-1886 and 1900/1999? [Sic] are the two catalogs I have found.Does anyone have other info? Date? Style?Does anyone believe I found five of these on a…See More
Scott joined nina burke's groupFurniture Antique and Vintage
Share information, resources, photographs about pre-1900 and post 1900 furniture.See More
vicki hufstetler replied to Scott's discussion Grey Poupon, anyone? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"LOL, Yes indeed, having friends is a good thing, having friends that also love antiques and collectibles is PRICELESS though! :)
Happy Thanksgiving Glass Hounds!"
Scott replied to Scott's discussion Grey Poupon, anyone? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Another reason to have friends is because they use different words than I do. Like, 'Marmalade'. I did a search on vintage marmalade jars. I and begorah if I didn't find the exact lid! Not the bowl, just the…"
Scott replied to Scott's discussion Beer mug hallmark in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Ooh... not what I wanted to hear.
Thanks for the info."
paula replied to Scott's discussion Beer mug hallmark in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"i use these every day to drink my coffee in i bought mine at the dollar tree here in phila"
Scott replied to Scott's discussion Beer mug hallmark in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Machined ground... Couldn't tell you.
I'm sure it's a 'W'. This glass has a more pronounced 'G'. The other has a more pronounced 'W'
It's a generic thumbprint pattern. I can find…"
vicki hufstetler replied to Scott's discussion Beer mug hallmark in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"I also see what I think is a machined ground/fire polished base?
Can we see a pic of the mug, shape and color, size?
and what letters are you seeing? I'm kinda blind, lol. But it looks like "CN"? Might it be for Canada?"
Scott replied to katherina martindale's discussion help with pattern please in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"I've got a box of repro's. Fool me once, shame on me, and all that."
Scott replied to katherina martindale's discussion help with pattern please in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"I found a picture of the bowl I was talking about..."
Scott added a discussion to the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware
Beer mug hallmark
Been all over the place looking for this hallmark on a couple old beer mugs. Lots of GW's but I can't find anything with the 'T'. The mug description isn't important except the yellowing of the pieces gives me a good clue these aren't new.See More
Scott replied to katherina martindale's discussion help with pattern please in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Sweet! I think I get to give instead of take. But I will post.
I believe this to be an Indonesian piece. Try Kim. I have/had a covered candy dish with similar hearts and crispness to the pattern."
vicki hufstetler replied to Scott's discussion Overshot and Crackle Glass in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"It is indeed! I'm not sure a "hand channeling" is even possible per se either?
If it is, I'm unaware. You are certain there are no makers markings anywhere to right?
Do you have one photo of the full piece? It looks…"
vicki hufstetler replied to Scott's discussion Another Glass Hallmark in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Ok, Then I might have had a small "Eureka" moment! Because we are now pretty certain this is SODA glass:
If I recall correctly, (when I was in the bar biz) some establishments (bars, restaurants, rental halls etc) would "MARK"…"
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- At 3:24pm on April 29, 2016, vicki hufstetler said…
Hi Scott, I've no idea what is going on here, but my comments do not appear anywhere but on my home page?
I managed to locate them through there, here is a link, that I hope you can see? GRR, I found a couple makers that might be helpful for you to ID those amazing vases! http://iantiqueonline.ning.com/group/glasshoundheaven/forum/topics/another-vase?xg_source=activity
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