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Pressed Milk Glass Bottle – Barbershop Function?

20 Sunday Dec 2015

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Barbershop, EAPG, Milk glass, Milkglass, Pattern Glass, Pressed Glass, White Glass

White Old Decanter (6)I picked this piece up awhile back.  I assumed, because of its size, (the vessel stands almost 8 inches without the stopper) that it was a decanter.

I posted it, looking for an ID, and was advised that it might have served as a cologne/tonic container for a barbershop, back in the day.

It obviously had gilt on it as there are still remnants around the leaves.   I like the way that the stopper is also decorated.

I am guessing that this is late nineteenth, early twentieth century, but would love to be corrected.

Val St. Lambert – Cranberry Cut to Clear Cordials – Simplicity Cut

16 Wednesday Dec 2015

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Belgium Glass, Coloured Glass, Cordial, Cut Glass, European Glass, Liqueurs, Red Glass

Val St. Lambert Simplicity Small Glasses (1)Val St. Lambert Cristalleries of Belgium was founded by Messieurs Kemlin and Lelievre in 1825 and is still in operation. The company is the official glassware supplier to His Majesty King Albert II of Belgium.

I gather that they are well known for their cut and colourful table and decorative glassware.

I came across these pieces in Deseronto at Karen Brown’s Antiques & Collectibles.  I have water goblets and a decanter, but haven’t gotten around to the photos yet.

I have seen photos of this stem in cobalt cut to clear as well.

There is an interesting 2007 online article – How Do You Know It’s Val_Saint-Lambert? – that has some gorgeous photos of Val St. Lambert pieces and shots of lookalikes from other companies.

These are very attractive stems.

 

Blue, Blue My World is Blue – Fenton Vase, Line #847

11 Friday Dec 2015

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Blue Glass, Coloured Glass, Depression, Hobnail, Vase

Blue Blue My World is Blue.  Isn’t Johnny Mathis great?

Unknown Blue Hobnail (1)Anyway my hubby picked up this pretty blue vase at a local flea market.  He was told that it was Nova Scotia glass.  I have to admit that I was doubtful.

As it turns out it was identified on the wonderful Elegant and Everyday Glass Forum.  it is a ’30s piece of Fenton.  I was told that it was originally a bowl from line #844 which was swung and hand shaped into this vase, line #847.IMG_4894

The colours and opalescence are  very pretty, even if it WAS made in West Virginia and not Nova Scotia!

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