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Tag Archives: Champagne

Hughes (?) Cornflower on Unknown Blank

05 Thursday Sep 2013

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Champagne, Corn Flower, Cornflower, Cut Crystal, Cut Glass, Floral Cut

Unknown Cornflower 1Ever since I bought my 2nd book on Cornflower, by Walt Lemiski, I’ve paid more attention to the pieces that I see.  I like to look them up in my books when I come home to see if I can find the blanks that the piece was cut on.

I recently picked up two pieces that were unknown to me and thought I’d try to ID them.  This goblet is very beautiful (the photo doesn’t do it justice). It has a gorgeous bowl and a different, twisted stem.  I’ve not seen this piece before.  I could not find a match for it so I posted it on the Everyday and Elegant Glass Forum.

I was fortunate to have Mr. Lemiski comment on the piece.  He indicated that he suspects that the goblet may be a post 1960 piece,  European in origin — perhaps Czech or Hungarian.  In fact he thinks that there may be doubt whether the first it is in fact a Hughes Cornflower item.

If this is the case I may never see a matching piece.  Too bad, as it would make a very pretty set.

 

Fostoria Colonial Dame High Sherberts/Champagnes

15 Monday Jul 2013

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Champagne, Coloured Glass, Fostoria, Green Glass, Sherberts

222Isn’t this a gorgeous glass?  The beautiful deep green grabs your attention, but the pretty stem and foot hold it.

These are the Colonial Dame high sherberts/champagnes.  The pattern comes in a number of stems and was likely produced between 1948-1964.

I bought 10 (2 are chipped) on our travels to Massachusetts at the Cambridge Antique Market.  This a large (5 story) shop with something for everyone!

I love these deep colours.  I have a sneaking suspicion that I am going to have to acquire some stems in a beautiful deep cobalt.  I looked at 3 goblets by Cambridge at this shop.  Decided I wanted four and didn’t want the hassle of looking for another.  But…..one of my regrets.  I wish I had bought the three!  My guy says, “Maybe they’ll be there the next time we visit”.  I thought…well, if they are still there in 2 years or so, they will likely be cheaper!

Unknown Pinwheel Cut (yes, from the garage)

30 Tuesday Apr 2013

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Champagne, Czechoslovakia, Pinwheel

009Last night, I was at a Value Village.  I had 7 sherberts in my cart, when I said – not an exact quote, “Wait a minute, you don’t need any more sherberts!” So……with a fair bit of reluctance,  I put them back.  Three had a needle etch that matches something I have, somewhere.  Four were cut.  I guess it can be done (I can go into a thrift shop and not buy anything!  I guess my guy made up for it – he went to an auction last night and bought me a very fab, old spinning wheel…….Finding a spot for it is going to be tough.

Anyway………Back to glass……If you have trolled through these pages you will note that, although I have some pinwheel, it’s not really my ‘thing’.

Found this in the garage and I can see what likely  interested me and caused me to buy it.  First, it is oddly heavy.  Second, the shape.  I am assuming that it is a champagne flute.  I am certain that there are lots of pinwheel champagne flutes, but I honestly can’t recall seeing any around.  Third, it has an attractive shape/stem and last, it is really, really, shiny.

Likely never see another exactly the same.

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