02 Tuesday Oct 2012
Posted in Unknown
I bought this at a local thrift shop. I don’t know if it is vintage or not. I see a number of the exact pieces online. Some have been attributed to Indiana Glass, but I don’t know if this is accurate or not.
There’s a little irridesence that gives it a bit of a sparkle. It will be pretty with yellow flowers I imagine.
21 Friday Sep 2012
Posted in Colony, Indiana Glass, Lancaster
I picked up this one glass in the U.S. Knew it would prove interesting. It has…..
From Carnival Heaven…..
“The Harvest molds were created in the 1950’s. The Harvest molds are extensive. They include a whole dinnerware line. There are dinner plates, salad plates, bread and butter plates, cups, saucers, goblets, large ice tea tumblers, mid-size tumblers, juice tumblers, large serving platter, salt and pepper shakers, covered butter dish, sugar/creamer/tray set, covered and uncovered wedding bowls, a three piece canister set, lace edge spooners both covered and uncovered, water pitcher, cake stand, snack sets, sherbet set, punch set, candle holders, large and small vases, compotes and more.
10 Sunday Jun 2012
Posted in Anchor Hocking
We went out to the Courtice Flea Market today. Turns out that the Farmers’ market only runs on Sunday. But I bought this vase (for fifty cents) and four cups and saucers for $6.00. 
Gotta love that.
I ran a quick search on this vase. Most of the hits report it as an Anchor Hocking piece. I saw one that attributed it to Imperial Glass. I am tending to believe that it was produced by A-H.
One ebay listing called it a celery vase. I guess celery could stand in it. I’m thinking I will likely use it for flowers – likely yellow.