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I enjoyed it too:) Thanx 4 sharing.
Thanx for the effort. I've been MIA for quite a while now due to family obligations. I didn't mean to seem ungrateful by not replying to your post.
Thanx again:)
I've searched around and the best I could come up with is that the piece is made by L.E. Smith Glass. It's from their heritage collection. They have a 7 inch bowl Item #1515. I could not find and pinwheel and buttons pattern anywhere.
http://www.les…
Thanks, many years ago I used to collect carnival glass but shifted to victorian art glass shakers a condiment sets. I can collect so much more in the same space :)
As I may have mentioned before I do have a special interest in OLD carnival glass sh…
Awww, so cute!
WOW - that's amazing, and looks like it is nice and minty!
My mom and stepdad are the ones that got me into this and this is while they were living in Canton, OH. We had some great times @ on site auctions. Most of their collection is still in storage out there :(
Thank you so much. And by the way I love the pictures of your Victorian glass collection. WOW!! Nicely done.
So do you mean old, original white carnival would be so deep in white that it may be hard to see through the glass? What is the difference between white carnival glass and glass that has a white iridecense?
No, it would not be the 1890s. Carnival glass was not first produced until around 1906.
Carnival glass has been produced, reproduced, and new patterns created over the decades. The only so called signed carnival glass that is the old original was do…
Vicki, do you mean circa 1890s? I think the pattern is "pinwheel and diamonds" but not sure. Pretty piece.
Nice:) Thanx for sharing
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- Started in collectibles/antiques about five years ago thanks to my mom who can in turn thank my stepdad for getting her hooked. It started with depression glass. I'm very fond of kitchen collectibles and Pyrex in particular. I look forward to every weekend hitting the road hunting for neat little finds.
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Oralei/bronzedrooster said… - Welcome to I Antique Online/IAO, It is nice having you here. Also, welcome to "Up a Creek Fishing collectible". See you around.
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