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Update to Unknown Etch on Unknown Line

02 Wednesday Jan 2019

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I have found on Replacements.com that this etch was done by Glastonbury Lotus on line 1125.  However I do not know which company made the line and I have no name or number for the etch itself.  I do not have any resources on this company.  If someone else does….please  share!

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September 14, 2018

I thought it would be a breeze to identify this stem.  Although the line is relatively common, I thought the etch would be easy to find.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No luck on either.  I would be grateful for any information.

Cambridge Glass Decagon Basket with Cleo Etch

28 Saturday Jul 2018

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It has been a long time since I have posted in this blog.  Not from lack of buying new (old) pieces – just for lack of getting around to it.  I still have pieces from a May trip to Florida, and a recent trip to the Boston to Albany area to post.

My husband was wandering through an antique store on his own recently and picked up this piece somewhere in New York State.  He liked the colour and figured I would as well.

Well he is right.  While Cleo is not one of my favourite etches (don’t know why) the green is very pretty.

I believe this is line #760 and is considered a basket, but happy to be corrected.

Fostoria Etched Glass Candy Dish – Italian Lace / Gold Lace

20 Sunday May 2018

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I picked up this little dish in Florida recently.  Recognized the Baroque stem (line #2496) but didn’t know the etch.

I have read that the floral etch was called Italian Lace initially and then Gold Lace at a later date. It was produced from 1938-1942.

The rims had gilt on them, but much on my piece has been worn away on the top edge and has loss spots on the base rim.  I bet the gold enhanced the piece.  It’s still cute!