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Heisey Vase with Antarctic Etch

05 Tuesday Dec 2023

Posted by d.b. in Heisey

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Antarctic, Empress, Etched, Heisey, Plate Etched, Vase

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It has been months since I posted anything on this site.  Not for a lack of new acquisitions, simply a lack of time.  I have taken up some new hobbies that compete for my time and interest.

Nonetheless this site is still alive and I thought I would start to add some new (old) pieces.

Isn’t this vase pretty?  I picked it up somewhere in the USA.   I hadn’t previously seen this etch in the wild but had seen so many photos that I knew what it was immediately.

The blank is line three handled #1401 – Empress. The etch is #454.

Westmoreland Floral Colonial Compote

30 Monday Jun 2014

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Compote, Engraved, Etched, Floral

Westmoreland Colonial Compote (4)Sometimes you see something online that just grabs you.  I no longer buy compotes as they take up too much space and I don’t really use them.  But this was online and the price was right and I was curious about it.Westmoreland Colonial Compote (3)

The Elegant and Everyday Glass Forum shows the patent for this piece,  dated February 14, 1911.  It was filed by Reuben Haley, an assignor for Westmoreland.  I don’t know what the production dates were, but this piece was likely produced very early twentieth century.Westmoreland Colonial Compote (2)

It is a heavy, statuesque piece that has a real shine to it.  I am showing lots of photos as I wanted to give a sense of its appearance.  The photos don’t really do it justice.

I bought this compote from a vendor in England.  I wonder how it went from Pennsylvania to the U.K.Westmoreland Colonial Compote

Paden City Gold Spring Orchard Decanter and Cordials

22 Saturday Mar 2014

Posted by d.b. in Paden City

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Decanter, Etched, Floral, Gold, Paden City, Reverse Etch, Spring Orchard

Paden City Gold Spring Orchard Decanter

 

Update to my post of March 20, 2014…….I gather that the line is actually #211 – Spire.  I gather there is a lack of evidence to validate the line number, but that it is commonly assumed, by folks who are in the know, that this is #211, despite what my text indicates.

—————————————-My handy dandy Paden City reference tells me that this is a reverse etch that includes daisies and swallows.  I can’t determine what a ‘reverse etch’ actually is!  My not so handy dandy Glass Dictionary doesn’t have any information.  I’ll have to poke around the ‘net when I have more time.

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In any event, the etch is quite deep.  The cordials are  the #991 Penny Line blank.  The decanter is from the #215 Glades line.  The piece are gold encrusted.  I think that the gold on these pieces is likely faded from years of washing.  It is intact, but I imagine it was originally brighter.  Still very pretty.

I had a piece of Spring Orchard, a decanter from a different line, that I sold.  I was somewhat sorry as it was pretty, and different.  Must be that darned unknown reverse etching!  I think I may admire these for awhile.

Don’t know how old they are.  Paden City closed its doors in 1951.  So they are at least older than I am.  So…….they are definitely vintage!

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