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Update (x2) to Heisey Frontenac

09 Tuesday Sep 2014

Posted by d.b. in Heisey

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Coloured Glass, Liquor Cocktails, Pink Glass, Plate Etched, Sherberts, Water Goblet

A number of recent Heisey purchases to show off.  These are lovely.

Second Update –

Heisey Frontenac FlamingoThis is the liquor cocktail in Heisey’s pink – Flamingo.

Pretty, although I do like Tiffin’s ‘pink’.

 

 

 

 

First Update – August 11, 2014

Heisey Frontenac Moongleam Sherbert (5)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 tHeisey Frontenac Moongleam Water Goblethe 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!

Pink Hocking Mayfair Plates

07 Saturday Dec 2013

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Coloured Glass, Depression Glass, Hocking, Mayfair, Pink Glass

Hocking Mayfair Pink luncheon plate (6)I am not a big fan of the heavier Depression glass, but this came to me via my guy and an auction.  He thought they would interest me, and he was right, although I don’t really want to keep them.  Luckily my cross the street neighbour loves pink glass and when I get tired of something she is happy to take it off my hands!

Hard to photograph the pieces and catch the colour.  It is darker than these photos would indicate.  The square dish is a luncheon plate and the round dish is a bread and butter (I’ve shown the reverse of the Bread and butter).007

These pieces were manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company of Lancaster, Ohio from 1931 to 1937.  They came in lots of colours – crystal, green, ice blue, pink, pink satin and yellow.

Be careful if you are a collector.  I gather this pattern has been heavily reproduced.

 

 

 

Westmoreland Lovebirds Covered Dish

25 Friday Oct 2013

Posted by d.b. in Westmoreland

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Animals in Glass, Coloured Glass, Lovebirds, Pink Glass

Westmoreland Lovebirds - perhapsWelcome back to myself!  I have been very lackadaisical about updating my poor blog.  As the Beatles said, “Life is what happens to you when you’re busy looking the other way!”

I have not been acquiring at the rate that I used to.  In fact I am trying to downsize my collections and have been repacking boxes in the garage, giving away stuff and putting stuff aside for Christmas gifts.  Having said that…there are still a few treasures to show off.

This particular covered dish is a case in point.  I bought it online.  It was advertised as a piece of Westmoreland glass.  I knew Westmoreland made a covered lovebirds dish, but I still wondered if this was accurate but didn’t have any reference materials to verify this.

I bought it anyway and then ordered a copy of the book Westmoreland Glass: 1950-1984 volumes 1 & 2 by Lorraine Kovar.

As it runs out Westmoreland made this piece in many colours.  But……there is a note in the book to say that it was also reproduced in the colour alexandrite.  It’s hard to see in the photo, but the dish is a pretty darkish pink or lilac, but it might be considered to be alexandrite.

I posted a query on the Everyday and Elegant Glass Forum, asking if this is alexandrite in anyone’s opinion.  I also asked who made Westmoreland Reproductions.  I had one respone that said that Dalzell/Viking had some lovebirds on ebay as well, but I don’t see any now.  I may try a glass forum to which I belong on Facebook.

In any event, I have a very pretty piece, that is Westmoreland in my mind and I have a neat, interesting book.

 

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