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Indiana Glass 2 Light Candlestick Holder – Pattern #1008

01 Sunday Sep 2019

Posted by d.b. in Indiana Glass

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1008, Candle Holder, Candleholder, Candlestick Holder, Depression Glass, Leaves, Magnolia, Oleander, Pressed Glass, Willow

I picked up a pair of these 2 light candlestick holders locally.  I’d never seen anything quite like them and had to turn to Facebook (I think) for help IDing the pair.  Someone responded within minutes.

This interesting article about this pattern – Indiana Glass Company`s  Willow (aka) “Oleander” by Leonette A. Walls, Ed. D. Updated 12/03 – is a good read if you want to learn more.

Unknown Etch – Could this be Baccarat?

15 Friday Apr 2016

Posted by d.b. in Baccarat, Unknown Engravings/Etches

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Leaves, Plate Etched

 

001I was in Denver recently. It is a beautiful city set in beautiful surroundings.  There is a strip of antique stores on South Broadway and the area is coined “Antiques Row”.  I trolled the shops but didn’t buy any new pieces of glass.

However….I have recently been thinking about this stem.  I came across a pattern that resembled this particular etch at Replacements.com awhile back when I was searching for an identification for another piece.  It is what they are calling BAC61 by Baccarat.  I’ve gone back and forth on the etch for ages.  The blank is not the same, but the designs are very close.  I don’t have the glass at hand to compare as it is likely in a box in the garage.  But they do look very similar.

Patterns always look slightly different on differing shapes of course.  But…..perhaps this piece is no longer an unknown.


Original post – April 6, 2012

002 (4)I’ve never seen this etch before.  I picked this single glass up recently.  The bowl is small – likely a sherry, but it is still tall.  It has a very attractive stem.  I know I’ve seen the stem before, but just can’t place the company.  It kind of reminds me of stems that I have that are imports from Europe.  I’d love to hear from someone about the provenance.

Unknown Etch with Leaves

03 Sunday Feb 2013

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Leaves, Needle Etch

Unknown Leaf Etch (2)I think this is the prettiest set of design elements.  I have no idea where or when these glasses were produced.  Perhaps I will post them and look for an ID.

Unknown Leaf EtchI bought 8 of them recently.  I imagine they are sherries as they are only 5 inches tall with openings of 2 3/4 inches.

Interesting stem.

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