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Jeannette Pink Floral (Poinsettia) Platter, 1931-1935

08 Sunday Apr 2012

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Depression, Floral, Platter

Despite saying many times, that I don’t collect Depression glass, I seem to have a few pieces.  This platter was acquired recently, just because it was $8.00.  There is absolutely no rationale to that.  Lots of things are $8.00, or less, and I don’t go around buying them!  But…here it is.  I own this and can add it to my collection of ‘pink glass’.  I’m not even all that crazy about pink anythings!  I don’t know if the official name of this pattern is Poinsettia (I’ve also seen it called “Floral”).  But this is how you find it online.  The pointy leaves I guess.

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.

Hazel-Atlas Florentine Number 1 Pink Bowl

28 Wednesday Mar 2012

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I’ve already posted a piece of Hazel-Atlas’ Florentine No. 2. This piece was in a box lot (as was the other).  Hazel-Atlas made these Depression pieces in the early to mid-thirties.  The difference between number 1 and 2 is explained by SuzieMax (a great source of information) –

“The pattern is the same on both patterns – the outlines and/or shapes of the items are different.  The patterns are considered to be interchangeable and most collectors mix both patterns together.

In Florentine No. 1 the plates and bowls are squared with ruffled or serrated corners.  The feet on cups, sugars, creamers, sherbets, footed tumblers are also all ruffled.  In Florentine No. 2  all edges are smooth and rounded. “

It does have a pretty edge.

 

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