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‘Vaseline’ Stems on Glasses

08 Thursday Sep 2016

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Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Green Glass, Uranium Glass, Vaseline Glass

Wines Glasses with Green Stems (2)I have no idea of the age of these pieces.  I don’t think they are very old and I haven’t spent much time trying to identify them.  My husband was more interested in them than I, although they do have a nice hand feel to them.

Although some people are very attracted to vintage/antique Vaseline glass, it has never really been an interest of mine.

Here is an interesting online article on the history of Vaseline glass and its composition.Wines Glasses with Green Stems (4)

Czech Decanter and Glasses

19 Thursday May 2016

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Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Czechoslovakia, Decanter, Etched Glass, Floral Etch, Red Glass

Unknown Czech Decanter (1)Some time ago I was watching a piece on ebay that was very similar to this one.  I went back and forth on buying it.  For some reason I was really attracted to the photos.  In the end I didn’t buy it.  I didn’t need it, and I thought, from experience, that it would be difficult to eventually resell.

A few weeks ago I came across this set at Around the Block.  I was taken by the colour and gravitated to it right away.  While I still don’t need it, and I probably won’t be able to resell it eventually, I decided to buy it.  It wasn’t super expensive, it looks gorgeous and I can always gift it to someone.

The colour is very rich and the camera (a/k/a the photographer – me) doesn’t really do it justice.  This photo doesn’t show the richness of the red.  I took the close-up to give a better sense.  Still there is alot of ‘brown’ in the shade and I am sure that there is an appropriate name for this tint – cognac?  Maybe too brown.  Unknown Czech Decanter (2)

There is a label that says “Made in Czechoslovakia” but other than that, I likely will never know much about this pretty set.

Mary Gregory Cranberry Pitcher

25 Wednesday Nov 2015

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Butterfly, Cranberry, Enamel, Mary Gregory, Pitcher

 

These pieces really are a mystery to me.  I sold this pretty red piece some time ago so I don’t have a chance to look for the features outlined in this web article – Unraveling the Mystery of Mary Gregory Glassware:The Lady and Her Glass Decorating Legend by Pamela Wiggins – to gauge its age.

You see “Mary Gregory” glass frequently and in very pretty colours.  I really have no sense of the age, or value of pieces, so no longer purchase them.  But no denying that some of them are pretty.

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November 24, 2012

Mary Gregory 1We went out to an auction last night.  There were many pieces of Mary Gregory in cranberry, blue, green, amber and clear.  All types of pieces in various hues.

I did some online research on recognizing older pieces and how to identify reproductions.

No guarantees I guess, but I am pleased with this piece and hope that I made the right choice as I didn’t want a repro.

I really liked the blue and green colours, but all my reading said that the cranberry was the most valuable.  I did try to get a couple vases, but they went for more than I was willing to pay.

Very pretty.

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