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Update to ……Cambridge Amber Console Bowl #856 – Decagon with Etch #748 – Lorna

08 Wednesday Dec 2021

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Surprises continue with a recent local buy of this pretty candle stick.  This is line #627 or #3400/627 produced circa 1927-1936.

I always like the etches that have names and wonder how many people collect their ‘namesakes’!

 

 

 

 

 

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April 2, 2016

Cambridge Lorna Console (2)My man came home with this from the Courtice Flea Market.  It is a surprising find as we don’t see alot of Cambridge glass locally.  Which of course is our loss!

I had never seen any pieces with this particular etch.  It is a big etch and I gather can be found on a number of lines, and in different colours.

This piece is marked with the Cambridge “C” in a triangle.

Update to………Green Console Bowl with Hughes Green Corn Flower / Cornflower Cutting

12 Monday Jul 2021

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Ran into another green piece this weekend.  A little salad plate, provenance unknown.  I no longer have the console, so can’t recall the exact colour.  The photo below looks dark, but in actuality I don’t think it was dark, although I am not sure if the two pieces are the exact same shade of green.

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January 5, 2020

Corn Flower Green ConsoleI was very surprised to walk into the local St. Vincent de Paul shop to find this beautiful console bowl with the Corn Flower cutting.  I have never seen, in the wild, a piece cut with Corn Flower in any colour other than pink, hawthorne (Heisey) or the pilseners with the red bases.  Definitely never the green.

I don’t know the glass maker.   A photo of this piece shows up in Walter T. Lemiski’s book Elegant Glass with Corn Flower but does not indicate the provenance.

Very pretty.