Glass Chatroom Board

@jrmrock JESSE ... took a quick look in Whitmyers' Fenton Art Glass Pattern: 1939-1980. Page71 shows a photo of a #7155 Peach Crest 5" double crimped vase like yours and says it was introduced in 1949 and discontinued 1954. BV $30-35

Good morning, glassies. Spent all day yesterday working my booths at a couple of malls. One fleamarket I'm actually gradually taking it all down and packing it up. Was really tired and hit the bed earlier than usual. Slept poorly in spite of being tired so it's pretty easy to predict a Sunday afternoon nap on the forecast. 😀

@dorbitz JIM L ... hope the 5 miles energizes you, and you wind up with an enjoyable and productive day!

@shellyrae37 SHELLY ... Lovely lamp! Is the other shade completely gone or is it just damaged where maybe you can turn it so the damage doesn't show? Otherwise I would do a saved search on eBay. Never know when someone might have one... I've never see or heard of the bird whistle before. Is it just for fun or what?

@donscns DON ... glad you got some rain. I can't imagine living in an area so dry. I love a good rain storm.

@jrmrock JESSE ... lovely Hickman item. Definitely a celery vase at that size.

@suzy SUZY ... no clue on your little glasses. When you have time, please post photos of your pitcher. Maybe someone can give us more info on the process.

Time for more coffee.... having a hard time waking up. My eyes keep wanting to close.

Good Morning everyone. It felt like winter this morning, chilly breeze that just cut righht through you. But sun is now shining and hopefully if that wind stays away, we will have a nice day.
Suzy @suzy That poem is perfect!
Carl @carma what a wonderful present for Jisoo 🙂 and what great goals she has. I wish her all the best
Don @donscns enjoy your visitors and all the plans you have.
HI Jesse @jrmrock

@jrmrock Jesse, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

Light snow here in NJ -- and it's "warmer", all the way up to 25. I was happy when I went out this morning to synagogue for services as it was 20F; last night when I got home it was 14F.

Good morning, glassies. Chilly little fall day but lots of sunshine.

@jmart8248 IRENE M ... I think I'd just call it White Opalescent ... maybe use "pearl" as an adjective.

@carma CARL ... Was so glad to read about the history of Slag Glass. I've seen lots of it and never knew whether it was old or new and didn't realize the time-line or scarcity of the different colors. I'm going to find it much more fun to study pieces when I'm next out treasure hunting.

@donscns DON ... Oh, forgot about the coffee. Will send an email soon.

@jrmrock JESSE ... look forward to see more of your EAPG.

Heading out later to the beauty shop. Hope to buy some beauty. 🙂 Getting new hair style.

@jrmrock I have some good goblets up also if you search. The key is in the buffalo and deer tails.
I understand that the price for wines should be in the 300 range.

@jrmrock This wine is old per Len Farchoine probably the most knowledgable for this pattern. It is my listing being used for information only. By the way Len and the buying publice say it is priced too high.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gillinder-Sons-PioneerWestward-Ho-original-wine-EAPG-/360764040411?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53ff3664db

Good afternoon, glassies. Good gravy, I've been so busy. Tired out now and think I'll go fix a little pot of decaf and just put my feet up.

@carma CARL ... so interesting to learn about the Granite as I just saw this set for sale yesterday! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Northwood-Rare-Paneled-Sprig-Pitcher-w-Six-Tumblers/251363429275?_trksid=p2045573.m2102&_trkparms=aid%3D555012%26algo%3DPW.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D18058%26meid%3D2179919222164785109%26pid%3D100034%26prg%3D8304%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D8%26sd%3D261073846839%26 and found I was really puzzled by the treatment.

@fyrqueen KATIE ... So sorry for the sadness you all are going through. I will definitely have you and your relatives in my prayers.

@jrmrock JESSE ... Metz's first book on page 141 says ... In one type of the pattern the quill runs to top of piece and ends in a scallop.....in wines... the type that ends with a straight line across the top is worth 20% less. I can't find anything on your goblet. If the Greek Key is flint glass then I would assume it's before 1870. This is a good article on flint glass ... http://www.patternglass.com/KindFlint/flint.htm

@jrmrock ... here it is… Jesse Vintage https://www.etsy.com/search?q=Jesse%20Vintage&view_type=gallery&ship_to=US

@jrmrock JESSE … oh, indeed, both boxes arrived safely. And I went to Etsy and can’t figure out where to leave you FB. Where do you do that? I’m very pleased with the wine and the goblet. 🙂 And I meant to tell you, did you know there is another Etsy shop name JessesVintage... no apostrophe. I went to it by mistake.

@jrmrock JESSE ... I have a butter, open compote, sugar, and celery in MASCOTTE. The celery is definitely 8". My Reilly/Jenks says Mascotte was made with 2 types of goblets but doesn't show a photo. The creamer is listed as 6 1/2" high and although the spooner is not given a measurement it is generally about the same size as the creamer in the book... the creamer is just a little higher because of the spout. Looking at the spooner in the book it appears to have 3 rows of "blocks." Looking at a goblet on eapgpatterns.com it has 4 rows of blocks. If the book and the website are accurate, then it would seem you have a spooner.

@jrmrock No I was looking only at the bowl. At that size you may have a wine or a goblet. I do not have measurements for either.

@jrmrock Jessie get a normal size teaspoon and drop it in, if the handle sticks out to you can grab it then spoon holder if not then celery. I can not tell how deep you bowl is from the picture.

Good Morning everyone. A gorgeous sunny morning here so far. No extreme heat and no hot dirty dusty strong winds. I am loving it. 🙂
Shelly @shellyrae37 yes I got some of the smoke but it wasn't too bad. BTW Actually I did have a quiet weekend. But by Sunday arvo I was starting to feel very bored LOL I was getting ready to head out somewhere when the strong gusty winds came up and the bushfires were reported. Good time to stay indoors.
Wendy @wjweese Last count I heard 4 homes were lost in the fire . My friends were very lucky to escape the damage. BTW lovely afghans. You are very clever.
HI Jesse. @jrmrock Have enjoyed seeing your glass treasures.
Gail @songbreeze Ava is adorable
Julie..trying to decide if I have enough energy left in me to mow the yard.

Good gravy! I looked up Jesse's L.E. Smith item and then crawled back in bed. Slept until my sister called at 7:30pm. Decided I needed to eat something so I'm up for a bit. But think I'll hit the bed very soon. Just a delightful day of sleep sleep sleep. Think I'll finally be caught up by morning. 🙂

@jrmrock JESSE and @donscns DON ... About the OWL AND FAN aka PARROT aka PARROT AND FAN ... I found exactly what Don said. It is ca. 1880s, maker unknown, possibly Richards and Hartley.

Well, I just had toast with the wonderful homemade blackberry jam that I bought at the Oktoberfest bake sale yesterday. I'm going to go get another glass of milk and some pound cake that I bought there yesterday. I put the Mediterranean diet on hold for the weekend. 🙂

@jrmrock JESSE … What I found in Tom Felt’s first LE Smith book: Flame was what they called their Amberina color (pg. 73) and was produced ca. 1959-1982. The pattern called GRAPE was made starting 1956 but it wasn’t produced in colors until the 1960s. I do not see your item, but it pictures a milk glass goblet (pg. 182) which, of course, has a solid plain rim, not crimped like yours. But yours looks like it would have been made from that goblet.

In Felt’s second LE Smith book, he shows a Grape compote (pg 125) . It is line #9951. It was made in in flame ca. 1961 and 1968). Earlier versions had a wider crimp, while later ones have a pie crust crimp. It also says the #9951 was made from the #9952 Grape goblet. BV=$18-23.

@jrmrock JESSE ... eapgpatterns.com lists the date as 1900.

@jrmrock JESSE and @nona NANCYJEAN ... I agree with Nancy Jean that it is Cooperative Flint but I don't think it is Fancy Cut aka Rex. I think it is possibly Co-ops #295, but I can't find a good photo of it anywhere. It's a poor catalog pic on page 323 and 324 of Autenreiths' Co-Operative Flint Glass Co.

@jrmrock JESSE ... it's shown on page 70 of Findlay Glass: The Glass Tableware Manufacturers, 1886-1902 by James Measell and Don E. Smith

@jrmrock JESSE ... sure is great to see you! Hope you stop by more often. Your goblet is PANELLED NIGHTSHADE made
by Bellaire Goblet Co. c. 1889 according to the patternglass school.

Jesse @jrmrock aaawwww nice to know someone thinks of me LOL I have parted with a few of my lady float bowls. Just finished packing another one for this market. I am very slowly dwindling my glass down.
Good luck with your selling. Hope you do well. I have a little pile of things sitting here beside me that I plan to list on eBay, just can't get myself motivated though.Will probably wait till I have no markets or swapmeets happening.I am not in a huge hurry to part with everythingSo long as I can make ends meet each month I am happy.
Julie

Good Morning everyone. Just popping in for a quick scroll . I have a market coming up this weekend so need to get organised for that plus a few other things that need doing
Jesse @jrmrock Nice to see you
Gail @songbreeeze sounds like you bought well
Julie

@jrmrock JESSE ... Heavens, I didn't even notice that flute had 3 colors. The foot just kind of blended in with the colorful book. I've never seen one with 3 colors. I searched Replacements and this UNK is the closest I could find with a blue foot that had 2 more colors...although the colors are different than yours. The stem portion itself looks like yours. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/UNKUNK12175.htm#9905001 You should send a photo to Replacements. They will try to ID it if they can.

HI to JIM D!

Good morning, glassies.

@jrmrock JESSE ... well, i see your items fine with the second link. Don't know why I couldn't last night. Sorry, I do not know who made the flute. Just calling it "watermelon" is usually plenty enough of a description to sell well.

@wattleihavenext JULIE ... so sorry to here of the glitch. I hope it didn't screw up your sale or the price.

HI to KATIE, DON, and BOB!

Issues with eBay with only 50 mins to go on my auction When I click on th elink to my auction from "My Ebay" it says the item is no longer avialable and it themn takes you to a list of similar item and at the top there is my tray on the auction list , clcik on that and the same thing happens . Says Item 360656575308 is no longer available.
50 items found similar to 'RETRO Mid century DANISH STYLE Eames Style Timber Tea Tray folding legs TEAK' and there is my auction at the top of the list...grrrrrrrrrr I am NOT HAPPY!!!!

Jesse @jrmrock that link worked for me But I am clueless, sorry
Julie

@jrmrock JESSE ... Sorry, I still can't see the link.

@wattleihavenext JULIE ... sorry your get-away got rained out.

Jesse @jrmrock LTNS I was only thinking about you the other day when I wore the little brooch I purchased from you.
When I clicked on your link I got " You don't have permission " with a link to click on to ask for permission to view your album, which I did.
Julie

Sister stopped by so I fixed us supper and we sat up and chatted the evening away.

@wellingtonct LAURIE ... I bet that was just gorgeous. I love it when the moon looks like a huge orange ball on the horizon.

@jrmrock JESSE ... so pleased to hear all is going well for you and with your jewelry sales. The website is super.

@wattleihavenext JULIE ... I know you must really be looking forward to the beach this weekend. Will you be going with a group?

@10bbg10 HELEN ... indeed, Indy can readily pat their back for a job well done. Great Super Bowl!

@reen REEN ... look at the bright side....you saved a bunch of money. 🙂

Good night to all....

@suefromoz--- Welcome from a know-nothing member of this board.
@abzoid --- And how nice to have one who is obviously very knowledgeable and helpful join us.
And hey there Jessie @jrmrock ---- from Arkansas --- right? Good to have you join us again.
This has been a chilly overcast day here in Indy. The glow of the Super Bowl is still around though. Not much on watching tv reports but the newspaper reports much self back patting for having thrown a great Super Bowl party. Even a Chicago newspaper was saying "Good Job, Indy".
My work day is finished. But knowing my sleeping habits I'll be back in 3-4 hours.
Good night Glass Friends

Hey Jesse @jrmrock Its so great to see you 🙂 Glad to hear all your hard work is starting to pay off.
Yes we have had more then our share of rain this summer. It has been amazing. One of our wettest in a long time and I must say we have not really even had a summer.Think to highest temp we have reached so far was 31Celsius. Suits me just fine LOL But when the sun does come out the humidity is a killer.Most days have been 80 -90% humidity.
Evenings have been great for sleeping, even need to pull a blanket up most nights. My kind of summer LOL

Evening all, weather is looking up for a bit.

@songbreeze Gail- I always go to the Heacock books first, they have good pictures and many patterns on one page. (LOL)..... The glass you found is so beautiful, I am always in awe when glass that old survives so beautifully, and that is why I price it the way I do(LOL)........
@wattleihavenext - I just love reading your post I learn so much about your language, though I have to ask what is are Tinnies? I am thinking a pint?

@jrmrock Jesse - Happy Birthday and hope you got everything you wanted and then some 🙂 Do you find using Twitter and FB any help to sales? I have resisted but who knows one day if proven a given.

@George - Always nice when family visits, almost as good as when they leave, only kidding. Hope you had a nice visit.

@mary - I didn't see anything on your cake plate either, sorry.

Hello all!

Hi Shelly! Glad you are back! This board is just not the same without your smiling face and happy persona!

@jrmrock Jesse Happy Birthday to you!! Hope you have a great day! Come "see" us more often!

Don: I knew you had a glowee there with that pitcher...well I had a strong feeling anyway from that particular shade of green. So, remember what I said before, when you tire of it just send it my way 😉 I also am surprised you didn't have a blacklight before....they are magical and fun fun fun!

Amber: Now we know who to send after non paying bidders...YOU!...lol

Gail: LOVE that new pitcher...it's really gorgeous! Hopefully, I'll get to see it in person....soon!

Hi, glassies

@jrmrock JESSE ... I am just delighted to see you joined us! I'm so glad all the glassies are coming together here an not being dispersed throughout cyberspace. I'm sure you will find this a very fine board.

9 hours of decorating and I am nearly DEAD. I can barely move...even my spit hurts. Tomorrow is the big day and I will leave early morning and be gone til late at night. Even though our Church puts in on it really is a wonderful community event with people even coming from out of town to join in.

Just fixed a cherry pie, it's in the oven and I have to make a raisin pie.

@jrmrock
Hi Jesse,
I am so glad you found us!
Welcome~
Fran

@jrmrock Jesse, as Gail always suggests to everyone first coming here, read the "How To" manual tab at the top right of the page. There are some different and interesting features that you may want to familiarize yourself with.