A number of recent Heisey purchases to show off. These are lovely.
Second Update –
This is the liquor cocktail in Heisey’s pink – Flamingo.
Pretty, although I do like Tiffin’s ‘pink’.
First Update – August 11, 2014
Funny to read this two+ year old post. Those glasses have long been sold, although I still have the Cherokee Rose pieces, except that I have eight or nine I think.
But…I still do like the Heisey pieces. Have something cool coming in the mail soon – a rooster cocktail shaker. Looking forward to seeing it.
Just an added note. The Wabash blank is #3350 and t
he Frontenac etch is Etch #440.
I ordered these online as I wanted to see the Green Moongleam stem and base. I don’t have any pieces of Heisey in any of their colours. Very pretty, although the pieces arrived with a little more damage than the seller reported. I think I’m fussy when I am buying or selling with regard to damage, even minor. I report all in my listings.
Nonetheless the shade is pretty, as is the name.
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Original post – February 5, 2012
This plate etch is called Frontenac and the stem/blank/shape is called Wabash. The patent for this glass was filed in December of 1922 by Joseph O. Balda on behalf of A.H. Heisey & Co. of Newark, Ohio. The patent was granted in February of 1924. The glasses were produced from 1922-42. I have four water glasses that I bought online. They are very beautiful and the stem is gorgeous. I have a hankering for Heisey pieces. I am looking for more of these stems and have my eyes on some ebay offerings. I just bought four Tiffin Cherokee Rose waters though (now I have eight) and I’ll have to see what the budget can bear!
I don’t seek out pieces of Vaseline glass, but I picked this up at a recent auction. It was part of a lot. I didn’t know if it was Vaseline until I got my black light on it.
