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Update to……………………….Heisey #3390 – Carcassonne with Etch 448 – Old Colony in Sahara

11 Tuesday Jan 2022

Posted by d.b. in Heisey

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Carcassonne, Coloured Glass, Depression Glass, Etched Glass, Floral Etch, Heisey, Lafayette, Old Colony, Plate Etched, Sherberts, Yellow Glass

 

I have just discovered that I have been spelling the name ‘Carcassonne’ incorrectly for years.  Only used one ‘n’ instead of two.  Got it now!

I have had this line with the Titania etch and saw this goblets recently and was intrigued by the plate etch – Lafayette – #451.

According to the Encyclopedia of Heisey Glassware volume one: Etchings & Carvings by Louise W, Ream, Neila M. Bredehoft and Thomas H. Bredehoft the etch was in production between 1930 and 1937.  Given that Carcassonne was in production between 1930-1941, this stem is at least 84 years old!  I bought a set of four and they are pristine.  Someone(s) have taken good care of them all these years.

The authors also shared this quote from a Heisey ad:  “Most delightful is the chintz pattern etching in Early American spirit of the fine lead blown glassware…composed of a series of old chintz patterns artistically executed.  A ship in full sail, a man on horseback, a Colonial girl, a pagoda are among the motifs admirably used in the general pattern.”

The etch was also used on the Empress line – #1401.

This goblet is a tall goblet.  There was a shorter one with the same 11 ounce capacity.  I think I prefer the taller style.

The Carcassonne line also came in flamingo, sahara, cobalt bowl/crystal stem and foot, and with an alexandrite bowl/crystal stem and foot. Scarce in amber and rare in a combination of sahara and alexandrite.

 

 

 

 

 

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January 26, 2015

Heisey #3390, Carcassone with Etch #448 in Sahara (5)Isn’ t this cute?  This is a little sherberts in Heisey’s line #3390 – Carcassonne.  I really like the square feet.  This line was in production from  1930 – 1938.

They are etched with etch #448 – Old Colony.  I have acquired water goblets on a different blank with this etch – yet to be seen.  I like the bead detail on the stem as well.

The colour is Heisey’s yellow – Sahara.  Each company’s colours are slightly different.  I find that the yellows aren’t my favourite.  I like the blues and greens the best I think.

Nonetheless these are really sweet.

Green Hocking Cameo Goblet and Pitcher

24 Thursday Jun 2021

Posted by d.b. in Hocking

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Ballerina, Cameo, Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Dancing Girl, Depression Glass, Goblet, Pitcher

I have been trolling about local MaxSold auctions for awhile but had never bought anything.  A set of 6 goblets and the pitcher came up and caught my eye.  I normally don’t buy Depression glass but…..they ware attractive and several bids later, they were mine.  I only had a 20 minute drive to pick them up.  Pretty seamless process – kudos MaxSold.  Makes it easy to spend money!

Turns out the pieces were made by Hocking Glass of Lancaster, Ohio, between 1930-1934 (according to a Warman’s Depression Glass Field Guide).

While there have been a few reproductions the original pieces were made in crystal, green, pink and yellow.

The pattern is called Cameo but is also known, for obvious reasons, as ‘Ballerina’ and ‘Dancing Girl’.

The pitcher comes with the ‘roped’ edge as seen here and without.

 

Footed Lancaster Glass Bowl with Deco Brocade Etch

04 Tuesday Aug 2020

Posted by d.b. in Lancaster

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Art Deco, Colored Glass, Coloured Glass, Deco Brocade, Depression Glass, Elegant Glass, Etched Glass, Pink Glass

Isn’t this pretty?  Caught my eye immediately.  The etching couldn’t be called anything other than ‘Deco’ something.

I have one book on Lancaster – Lancaster Glass Company 1908-1937 by John Zastowney.  I was fortunate to find this pattern in the book.

Mr. Zastowney, who gave this etch its name, reports that the etch was introduced in 1929. Deco Brocade was produced on Lancaster’s line 832-835 and Petal – 1830 line.  This piece is from the Petal line and is piece #1830/2, a mint bowl.  Imagine having a special bowl for mints!  The Petal line was introduced in 1931.

Mr. Zastowney provides Lancaster’s line numbering system.  A piece with the designation of /2 after its line number – such as Petal #1830/2 – indicates that this is “a bowl, console or compote usually with a horizontal flange, which can be footed and/or handled; this number was also used for cupped, handled mayonnaise bowls.”

Lancaster had two shades of ‘pink’.  One, as seen on this piece was called ‘Pink’.  The other was called ‘Rose’.

 

 

 

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