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Green Central Glass Compote, Line 2005

21 Monday Nov 2016

Posted by d.b. in Central

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Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Compote, Etched Glass, Green Glass, Plate Etched, Pressed Glass

green-etched-compoteIsn’t this a pretty colour?  A very deep, rich green.  I don’t know if it has a more descriptive name for this particular tint.

I don’t know the name of the etch.  I have to take a clearer photo of it and repost on the  Elegant & Everyday Glass Forum.

According to my only book on Central – Central Glass Works: the Depression Era by Tim Schmidt – line 2005 came in many pieces of tableware and in many colours. Rose, amber, orchid tints and crystal, and gold encrusted are examples.green-etched-compote2

This piece is 7 inches across and stands six inches.  The stem has nine lobes and it was moulded in three pieces.

Central Glass closed its doors in 1939, so the piece predates this time and according to Mr. Schmidt was observed in a 1928 catalog.

Update to Fostoria Navarre Comport – Now the Sherberts

05 Tuesday Aug 2014

Posted by d.b. in Fostoria

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Comport, Compote, Floral Etch, Navarre, Needle Etch, Plate Etched, Sherberts

Fostoria Navarre Sherberts (2)Came across four or five of these sherberts during our recent U.S. road trip.  I still don’t understand why this etch has remained so popular.  It’s nice enough, but ‘meh’ I have seen, and own, etched pieces that are much more appealing to me.

In fact I marvel at what I post to sell and what actually sells.  I have pieces that I can never understand why they haven’t been snatched up.  Unique and attractive.  I just figure there beauty doesn’t translate well though photography and has to be seen ‘live’.  Oh well.  More time for me to admire them.

As a side note.  We did stop in at the Deseronto Antique Market on our way back.  In fact this was our last shop stop.  That is where I bought my Greensburg ashtray.  Also picked up some amber luncheon plates which I haven’t done anything with yet.  I wonder where they are?  The shop had a fair number of pieces of glass.  Prices were quite high, in my opinion, for some pieces and reasonable for others.  Nice place to check out though – Karen Brown’s Antiques & Collectibles, Karen Brown’s Antiques & Collectibles,  501 Dundas, Deseronto, ON

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Original January 15, 2013 post

Fostoria Navarre Comport 1I had a great day today!  Wandered off to an auction in Brighton.  I picked up a few items there, not as much as I had hoped.  Actually the best item I bought isn’t glass.  I bought the most beautiful Cauldon, England handpainted Botanical platter (14 inches).  I have likely mentioned that I don’t restrict my acquisitions to glass only!

I stopped at the antique store in Colborne.  It’s just south of the 401.  They have many new vendors in there and have reorganized.  It was great!  I bought some stems in there.  Don’t know what they are, but they are G-O-R-G-E-O-U-S!!!!  I’m going to try to identify them before I put them online.

Side note.  I chatted with a lady who told me that a new antique shop is opening in Deseronto on January 15th (I think).

Fostoria Navarre Comport 2I knew I recognized this etch (but at my age, couldn’t bring up the name!!!!!).  It’s Fostoria’s Navarre.  I’ve posted a stem way back when, but thought I’d put this up as well.

Navarre is a bittersweet memory.  The sale of Navarre brandy snifters is the only time that an ebay buyer took advantage of me and I lost a pile of money…long story and a couple years ago, but I’m obviously still bitter!

Dainty little piece.  I’m trying to identify the other new purchases before I post.

 

 

 

Westmoreland Floral Colonial Compote

30 Monday Jun 2014

Posted by d.b. in Westmoreland

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Compote, Engraved, Etched, Floral

Westmoreland Colonial Compote (4)Sometimes you see something online that just grabs you.  I no longer buy compotes as they take up too much space and I don’t really use them.  But this was online and the price was right and I was curious about it.Westmoreland Colonial Compote (3)

The Elegant and Everyday Glass Forum shows the patent for this piece,  dated February 14, 1911.  It was filed by Reuben Haley, an assignor for Westmoreland.  I don’t know what the production dates were, but this piece was likely produced very early twentieth century.Westmoreland Colonial Compote (2)

It is a heavy, statuesque piece that has a real shine to it.  I am showing lots of photos as I wanted to give a sense of its appearance.  The photos don’t really do it justice.

I bought this compote from a vendor in England.  I wonder how it went from Pennsylvania to the U.K.Westmoreland Colonial Compote

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