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Monthly Archives: April 2012

Mosser Grape and Cable Covered Butter Dish

05 Thursday Apr 2012

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Blue Glass, Butter Dish, Grapes, Leaves

Isn’t this such a pretty blue?  I bought this on spec a a couple weekends ago in Fenelon Falls.  We went antiquing on a gorgeous Saturday and picked up a few fun things.  I thought the colour was so pretty, and it was in great shape and only $12.  My daughter has recently added blue accents in her decorating repertoireand maybe she’ll like this.  She’s coming home for an Easter visit, with my grandbeagle, and I am hoping that she takes a few things home.  I need more space!

As it turns out it is not particularly old.  From what I have read it was likely made in the ’70s.  Still that is more than thirty years old – yikes!!!  Double yikes!!!  I’m vintage, in fact, way past vintage!

The company that made it is Mosser, the pattern is called Grape and Cable.  I gather Mosser is still in production in Cambridge, Ohio.  Here’s a link to their 2012 Retail catalogue.  Lots of pretty stuff!

Unknown Cut Wine

04 Wednesday Apr 2012

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One of my three favourite kids (I have three all together) lives far away in British Columbia.  She has moved from university, to a number of different towns/cities and apartments over the past three years.  Boxes get unpacked, or not.  Recently we were chatting about her next move and her unpacked boxes.  I asked her if she needed any wine glasses.  She has what I last sent her and some odds and sods.  Well!  We can’t have that.  I did think of sending her some really nice ones, but decided that while she is appreciative, she is still only 24, as are her pals.  So……I went out to a nearby Value Village and bought seven of these stems ($2.99 each).  They are unsigned and I haven’t had any luck identifying them.  There are just way too many cut patterns and they look so similar.  Plus..you never see a complete inventory in any reference book or website.  They are quite bright, I imagine they have a decent lead content, with a pretty ring.  I like the substance and shape of the stem.  I don’t imagine that they are old – maybe 1980s.  If someone can tell me – I’d be grateful.  Now to get them wrapped properly and into a box!

Jeannette Iris Red/Yellow Non-frosted Candy Dish

03 Tuesday Apr 2012

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Candy Dish, Depression, Floral

I’ve shown this pattern before, in the clear and in the iridescent.  This is real pretty – I hope the photo adequately shows the attractiveness of the contrasting red/yellow.  I’d never seen this colour combination in Iris before.

Glass Menagerie gives a good precis of this pattern.  They say, “It should be noted that around 1946, a few Iris pieces turned up in crystal, decorated with Gold and Red.  This color tended to wear badly and finding these pieces still with good color is difficult.  The line was called “Corsage” and was styled by Century.   A period of little production followed until the 1970’s when Jeannette reproduced some of their old line in crystal, flashed with different colors.  Again, these colors wore off.   A good example is the candy dish bottom only that was flashed with red, yellow, blue or green color and refired.  These candy bases are easily distinquished from the original as they lack the “rayed” base pattern and have no covers.”  Read the full description, at their site, it’s quite informative.  My dish is actually in very good shape with little colour loss.  Just lucky I guess!  I saw the Coronet recently.  It was quite worn.  Hard to say what it was like when new, but I didn’t think it was as pretty as this piece.

I bought this dish on the weekend for $5.00.  I think I’ll use it, along with the iridescent sandwich dish, on the deck this summer.  Nice, pretty, on-the-deck-entertaining-ware.

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