• American Glass Associations
  • Canadian Glass Associations
  • Carnival Glass References
  • European Glass Sites
  • Facebook Glass Groups
  • Glass Marks
  • Glass Reference Sites
  • Image Gallery (I have owned, all but two of these items)
  • Organizations / Individuals with a Specific (non-stem) Glass Focus
  • Questions About Reproductions ? – sites to investigate

Granny's Glasses

~ Let's talk vintage crystal/elegant glass/glass, share pattern IDs and enjoy the shared pleasure of collecting.

Granny's Glasses

Tag Archives: Cow

Pink Cow on Nest

06 Saturday Oct 2012

Posted by d.b. in Unknown

≈ 4 Comments

Tags

Animals, Cow

I’ve seen these cows online in pink and clear glass.  I don’t know anything about it but this is what the Heisey Museum says:

“Cow on a Nest” was made in Taiwan and sold by A. A. Importing of St. Louis. It has what some people have mistaken to be the Heisey Diamond H on the bottom, but the mark can best be described as an H in a square turned on its corner.  This item was never made by Heisey in any shape, size or color, and the quality of glass is quite poor when compared to Heisey glassware.  Several glass companies in the U.S. did and still do make items like this”

I didn’t even know that this was “supposed” to be a piece of Heisey.  My piece doesn’t have any markings.

I was interested in the company referenced – A.A. Importing.  They are active and sell  antique reproductions, giftware, and furniture items  to retail shops and other businesses.

I have no idea of the back story of my little cow, but it is pretty cute.  Fits in well with my chickens.  I think I need to get a bunny too!

♣ Categories

♣ Recent Comments

  • d.b. on Westmoreland Lovebirds Covered Dish
  • Pamela Smith on Westmoreland Lovebirds Covered Dish
  • d.b. on Cambridge Willow Etch
  • d.b. on Update to Bohemia Thistle Champagne – Thistle Bowl – Thistle Pitcher

♣ Grannys Glasses on Etsy

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/GrannysGlasses?ref=search_shop_redirect

Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: Chateau by Ignacio Ricci.