Glass Chatroom Board | scott | Mentions http://glass.chatroomboard.com/members/scott/activity/mentions/ Activity feed mentioning scott. Thu, 30 Apr 2026 05:29:58 -0400 https://buddypress.org/?v=11.3.1 en-US 30 hourly 2 9d67f2c387341e3891a8007c1c3d1f70 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: Yes, I'm interested in both. They kind of go hand […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/23197/ Mon, 04 Feb 2013 21:19:37 -0500 @scott: Yes, I'm interested in both. They kind of go hand in hand to a degree. And yes, I'm familiar with the Delaware, Lakawana & Western Railroad. Their primary cargo was coal, supplying many other railroads. The transition to the diesel era was their primary undoing & they merged with The Erie in 1960, to form the Erie & Lakawana, one of the most popular lines with model railroaders. Eventually they were absorbed by Conrail in the mid 1970's.

There's railroad history all over this country. The railroads were, in large part, responsible for the expansion & building of it.

]]> 7b94b08bd467c07ca0dce96eac8503b3 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: Yes, Greg has bought Carnival from me several times […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/22419/ Sun, 06 Jan 2013 15:57:43 -0500 @scott: Yes, Greg has bought Carnival from me several times in the past. Marigold Poinsettia & Lattice bowls are actually quite tough to find. Far more Blue & Amethyst ones turn up than do Marigold.

]]> b3e7376047b5a315dfc9434d41f2c900 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : You've done well. We rarely see much of anything […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/22416/ Sun, 06 Jan 2013 15:01:18 -0500 @scott : You've done well. We rarely see much of anything in old Carnival up here anymore, save for Marigold Riple Vases & Stippled Rays bowls etc. When you do see something, even if it's just a common Blue Dragon & Lotus bowl or Amethyst Three Fruits bowl etc, it's priced at from $175.- $250. (or more!). It's ridiculous. Very, very little, GOOD, old glass up here in Maine anymore. It's picked clean. Most of the shops, malls & local auctions are full of 20-30 year old junk, glass-wise.

]]> 940ebfa3f3bc46468352fafe91b07ddb oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @favoritegram LAINEY ... The open-handled tray looks like […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/21775/ Thu, 13 Dec 2012 04:01:06 -0500 @favoritegram LAINEY ... The open-handled tray looks like it could be a pattern called VERSAILLES by Dithridge & Co. There is an reprint of an April 5, 1900, page of the Crockery and Glass Journal. It's just a fuzzy black and white picture, but below the dish is the caption #194 Versailles Olive.

@scott SCOTT ... I have the Hobbs book, but don't see any measurements mentioned on the jug sizes.

]]> 8f72f07cc3fd5b528dbf60ac2be27d58 Fran2 posted an update: @scott Scott... I know you collect antique cruet sets. […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/21021/ Thu, 15 Nov 2012 04:05:19 -0500 @scott Scott... I know you collect antique cruet sets. Please look at Suzy's post on Wednesday, Nov 14, 2012, 2:45pm, she's needs help with an ID.
Thanks!

]]> 013472ad16be9717cebf0dbe7cc74d5c oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... I am very sorry to say...I collect nothing. […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/18593/ Sat, 08 Sep 2012 00:46:37 -0400 @scott SCOTT ... I am very sorry to say...I collect nothing. Well, I do have a fairly complete set of Macbeth-Evans Sweetheart dinnerware in Monax which I consider my "good china." I love to treasure hunt. I only sell so that I can go back out and treasure hunt to find more stuff. I love EAPG and at the convention I found that I had so much in common with the Shaker people and the Toothpick people...so I joined both clubs. Actually the Vaseline Glass people too, so I joined it!

]]> 00cd6f7e3cb863b331c0ac157e45bfcd oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... yes, I joined last year after meeting with […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/18591/ Sat, 08 Sep 2012 00:12:07 -0400 @scott SCOTT ... yes, I joined last year after meeting with many from the group at the Mega Glass Convention in Overland Park, Kansas.

@baabaamason BOB in KY ... thanks for posting the ID on the cake stand. I have hardly had a chance to sit down today. Actually, only just got back Church this evening and planned to sit down with books and look for it. It was a pattern I was not familiar with.

HI to AMBER & SHELLY!

]]> 13105bb697a1c0358dab3255f4ed19b9 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... beautiful photos of your shakers. I've […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/18585/ Fri, 07 Sep 2012 22:01:26 -0400 @scott SCOTT ... beautiful photos of your shakers. I've just started getting interested in shakers this year and just got the Lechner books in. I bought this little batch of salt shakers this past weekend and am trying to figure out their IDs...one baby step at a time. πŸ™‚ One of them called HERON & LIGHTHOUSE I got in both milk glass and in clear.
http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/4/4/3/3/6/9/webimg/604314009_o.jpg

]]> c9ef1112456d52646a46244e2544b02a oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @10bbg10 HELEN .... sorry, I don't have any idea who made […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16888/ Fri, 27 Jul 2012 00:05:46 -0400 @10bbg10 HELEN .... sorry, I don't have any idea who made your vase.

@scott SCOTT ... are you on Facebook. I'd love to see what the people on the Antique Glass Salt and Sugar Shakers site have to say about your wonderful find!

@fran2 FRAN2 ... no, eBay does not subtract. What happens is the month keeps moving and so depending on how much you've sold from month to month, the number can often change.

]]> c90bb5afd4053dab64f7f1ac6a674fd4 Helen posted an update: @scott Ditto on Gail's question. In all of my years of […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16876/ Thu, 26 Jul 2012 21:43:18 -0400 @scott Ditto on Gail's question. In all of my years of auctions, church sales and GS I recall seeing very few shaker sets.

]]> d146368c27ba623f319a6cbe0b903ee4 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: Good afternoon, glassies. Been running all over town today. […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16874/ Thu, 26 Jul 2012 21:27:57 -0400 Good afternoon, glassies. Been running all over town today. Also on the internet tracking down a Cocker Spaniel Rescue site. Found one that says it not too far, but turns out that's just the headquarters and the person is actually a far distance. However she's traveling up this direction at the beginning of next week and is very excited to pick up the dog on Tuesday. She says she has had 2 requests for a female Cocker Spaniel. They have a quite stringent set of rules before they will let someone adopt...they even make a home visit! They do all the shots, grooming, etc.

@scott SCOTT ... I love those shakers. Can you tell us more about them? Do you know who made them, when, pattern name? Is that a deep deep deep brown glass? Are the S and P pressed in the glass or is it all painted on a flat surface?

]]> 60d63e5d86056c6dfb8078d0e9da160f JimD posted an update: @scott; You could belong to a 100 clubs, but I don't know […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16858/ Thu, 26 Jul 2012 14:04:30 -0400 @scott; You could belong to a 100 clubs, but I don't know how you could be active in all of them. The area that you were in is loaded with museums within a 50 mile radius. You could spend two weeks visiting all of them.

]]> 77060680f24fc90547528e6a61243e97 JimD posted an update: @scott:Probably not., but maybe.. The only club that I know […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16853/ Thu, 26 Jul 2012 13:44:26 -0400 @scott:Probably not., but maybe.. The only club that I know for certain is the NAGC, since we both served on the Board together.. I 'll have to ask him the next time I see him. He does all the shows and always is at Brimfield.

]]> 98869ae4e1f0da5220f3057587e0443a JimD posted an update: @scott : Have you crossed paths with my friend Bill Thomas? […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/16851/ Thu, 26 Jul 2012 13:28:46 -0400 @scott : Have you crossed paths with my friend Bill Thomas? He is a shaker collector and lives near the area in northeast MD.
JimD

]]> a6ee2d1a48f39ee3bb546389a071ba9d Julie posted an update: Marty @sellingthings Your bowl may only have "KIG" […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/14261/ Wed, 16 May 2012 02:46:13 -0400 Marty @sellingthings Your bowl may only have "KIG" embossed on the base. That can be hard to find. Try looking right on the rim of the base, you may even get better results by feeling. And as I scroll aha I see you found it LOL
Have a look though this site You'll find your item I am sure
http://www.kedaung.com/glassware.asp
Carl @carma I am one that rarely buys these days on eBay and I don't sell that much there either But Like I said I like the idea as a seller that eBay gets us our money to us immediately, sounds like a dream come true , sell it and the money is in the PP account immediately, no worries. But I do not like the idea of them taking over. I can see problems with this, like the ones that have been mentioned. Ebay takes over me as a seller what forms of payment I am allowed to accept and now they want to take control of my paying ability when I make a purchase.I am an adult and I can function at buying and selling very well. I am sure there are better ways to combat the NPB's Like, as been mentioned, bring back the FB system where a seller can leave a neg for NPB. Then as a seller we can check their FB and cancel their bids if we feel them to be non trustworthy In the end it wil all be automatic and there will be no communications between the buyer and the seller at all. Which I do think is necessary & nice when dealing with collectables. But ebay is gradually going down another path. It will all be new, cheap imports being sold by the truck load from a warehouse .So for those sellers the new automatic way would be a big time saver for them. And that's who Ebay are aiming at, not us small time folk selling one off pieces of "junk"
Scotts @scott idea sounds OK too. Bring in a credit rating system.

Ok the sun is starting to get some warmth in it,so outdoors I go. I have 2 vehicles to wash for starters.
Julie

]]> f79402b41ef2c7798738e5b75b23dee9 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : Yes, I would say that the blue opaque pieces in […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/12545/ Tue, 27 Mar 2012 12:10:09 -0400 @scott : Yes, I would say that the blue opaque pieces in Trailing Vine are pretty rare. I've only seen a few over the years & I seem to recall that all of them were Spooners too.

]]> c2988aa28585d7c44be1050fba86cf06 abzoid posted an update: @scott - we really need to invent a sarcasm smiley […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/11455/ Sat, 03 Mar 2012 02:26:04 -0500 @scott - we really need to invent a sarcasm smiley πŸ˜‰

@sellingthings - that Anchor Hocking mark dates to 1976 or later. Here's an image with all their marks and corresponding dates

]]> 10d0ddd9a95fd120e3e3b223c49cbb94 abzoid posted an update: @scott - Truly rare pieces will likely never sell "for a […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/11452/ Sat, 03 Mar 2012 01:59:08 -0500 @scott - Truly rare pieces will likely never sell "for a song". There will still be a few avid collectors that need those items and are willing to pay for them. It's the less than scarce pieces that suffer the largest drop in value. Prior to the Worldwide Web you might run across some of these truly rare pieces at garage sales, estate sales, local auctions, etc. where people had them stored away with no real idea what they had. Today, it's far too easy to look stuff up before selling or giving it away so those pieces very rarely get sold unidentified.

]]> 2aa09d1629f037729d3b5d7f0e2d59fe abzoid posted an update: @scott - I'm not sure I understand the difference between […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/11006/ Sun, 26 Feb 2012 01:33:20 -0500 @scott - I'm not sure I understand the difference between what you're calling plain cranberry and shiny finish.

]]> ddcb9a57a76cd27d073aaaa605dc34cb gabla posted an update: @scott Some companies produced a wide aray of colors in […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/10636/ Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:09:49 -0500 @scott Some companies produced a wide aray of colors in small shapes http://www.antiquesaltshakers2.com/challinortaylorshakers.html

]]> f691c7843b807a62e74023b2eeeb9c68 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : I'm afraid I can't be of much help on that […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9840/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:11:54 -0500 @scott : I'm afraid I can't be of much help on that Shaker. I've not seen that one before. Trying to pin down makers on many of those Flute/Colonial type patterns can be frustrating, if not downright impossible. Just about every glass maker on the planet back in the early 1900's made one or several Flute/Colonial pattern lines.

]]> 7892a22e2b69ab258e5c108f3bbf7842 Carl (carma48) posted an update: Mahnin'All: Looks like ebay has squared away some of the […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9572/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:55:56 -0500 Mahnin'All: Looks like ebay has squared away some of the problems. I signed in earlier this AM & just went back there. Clicked on My Ebay & got there without having to sign in again. The category browse pages are back to the regular format again too.

@scott : I have a copy of the 1906 Northwood Factory Catalog and there is a full page devoted to Regent. No mention of availability in Crystal, just the three aforementioned colors. Strange. I do think some of these un-documented colors & items were either special order lots, or perhaps just made on a whim. They ran off a quota of certain items they had orders for, had a little molten glass still in the tank that they needed to use up and grabbed whatever mould happened to be sitting in reach (in this case a Regent Master Berry mould) and made 3 or 4 or 5 of them with the leftover glass. Probably then put them in the factory store to sell (most glassworks had one) and thus there is no record of them ever having been made. Who knows for sure?

]]> 88010747ed5470e4cc9b11b79eee1d19 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : I have a large, un-decorated (no fired on gold) […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9561/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 01:35:17 -0500 @scott : I have a large, un-decorated (no fired on gold) Crystal Master Berry Bowl in Northwood's Regent (aka Leaf Medallion). It's the only crystal piece of that pattern I've ever seen & I can find no reference to any crystal production on Regent, just Amethyst, Cobalt & Emerald Green with fired on gold decoration. This crystal piece shows no traces of gold decoration whatsoever. I've had it many years & can find nothing on Regent ever having been made in crystal.

]]> 982b927eff1a1deea5b53c47fd7558c5 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : I've seen a Creamer in crystal, a few years back […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9559/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 00:49:28 -0500 @scott : I've seen a Creamer in crystal, a few years back in an antique mall in NH. It was priced rather cheap, but I passed on it as it had an annealing fracture where the top of the handle was applied. It's the only crystal piece I recall ever seeing.

]]> 01ab04071aa7769d239a438501d67618 Julie posted an update: went to the local club for a couple of beers with sister […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9065/ Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:11:33 -0500 went to the local club for a couple of beers with sister and a flutter on the pokies. I lost she won
@fran WTG on winning
@scott I am pleased your shaker turned out to be what you wanted
Julie

]]> c29b626c990117de13667a68d677f42e oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... so glad your concerns were put to rest and […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/9060/ Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:46:18 -0500 @scott SCOTT ... so glad your concerns were put to rest and that you have an authentic shaker.

]]> d796f61fbc218d86ec51419cba98051e oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @nona NANCYJEAN ... I've not seen anything like that vase […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/8780/ Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:40:04 -0500 @nona NANCYJEAN ... I've not seen anything like that vase before and was totally unfamiliar with the term fireglow. It was fun doing a search and trying to learn more about it.

@kasi KASI ... I surely remember how busy you are doing rodeo time. I'm sure you're having a great time.

@scott SCOTT ... beautiful shaker and so glad NANCYJEAN could ID it for you.

@reen REEN ... hope the weather improves for you, stay warm and safe in the meantime.

@wattleihavenext JULIE ... It's so super you can see your DGD whenever you want. I miss my grandkids so much and only have their pictures to turn to. πŸ™

@10bbg10 HELEN ... sorry, but I don't have any idea who made your little cups.

It's early but I think I'm going to hit that new and very comfortable bed... πŸ˜€ Good night to all.

]]> 929db3e13e189339504e504322dfb1c1 nancyjean posted an update: @scott -your shaker is Mt Washington "Colonial Ware" That […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/8778/ Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:18:57 -0500 @scott -your shaker is Mt Washington "Colonial Ware" That chrysanthemum pattern is shown in my Betty Sisk book in other pieces. The cream and sugar with silver handle and spout book at $1500. Love that Mt Washington! Nancyjean

]]> 49786abef092f128b42853ee54147eaf Julie posted an update: Good Morning everyone. Sunny and very humid here today. Been […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/8497/ Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:44:13 -0500 Good Morning everyone. Sunny and very humid here today. Been out and about very early this morning with my sister. Feel slike it should be afternoon but it is still morning LOL
@sewerrats glad you survived the holidays πŸ™‚
Shelly @shellyrae37 Friend with the Syndrome is having intense treatment and she is just starting to learn walk again with the help of a frame.She can't walk far only a few steps, but it is a start.
Bear @jpthings I had a few beers πŸ˜‰ Not Pints though. I drink Middies.
Helen @10bbg10 cancer is so cruel πŸ™ Terry will be only 51 years old 25th January, Not sure he will make his birthday. πŸ™
Gail @songbreeze yes we want pics of your booth when it is all done.
@scott I think my little piggy bank originally came with sherbert in it.
Julie
Julie

]]> f95349d6da920efbac8779f26c1c99f9 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: Hi, glassies. I've been the past 4 hours just unpacking, […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/8492/ Sat, 07 Jan 2012 19:24:19 -0500 Hi, glassies. I've been the past 4 hours just unpacking, retagging stuff, and re-packing. Just had to take a break. Have to go to WalMart and get some more boxes and then back to work. I bought more shelves yesterday, so now I have to get all the items ready to put on them. Hope to make it back up to Joplin before the middle of the week.

@scott SCOTT ... sorry I can't help. I've not seen the little jar before whether iridized or not.

Waving HI to everybody here!

]]> 1105150b1e347e3fcbc4a342e2a227ef Julie posted an update: Been a morning and a half for me. Finished doing both my […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/8480/ Sat, 07 Jan 2012 02:30:39 -0500 Been a morning and a half for me. Finished doing both my neighbours and my yard. Had all thw whipper snipping to do around the path edges, fences and garden beds etc.
Had a phone call from a dear friend, very distressed. Her partner whom I spoke about before, diganosed with terminal cancer before Christmas, is not doing so well. The cancer has spread to his brain..so very very sad.
Then after that call I received another call from another dear friend wityh much better news. His wife contracted Guillain-BarrΓ© Syndrome just a few days before Christmas and has been in a very bad way. Anyway she is on the road to recovery, they are transferring her back to our local Hospital. Still no Visitors allowed as she is still very weak but there is a light at the end of that tunnel.

katie @fyrqueen what about The Upchuck Alarm Clock. It would also make a great gift for that someone that has it all LOL
@scott I have a little glass piggy bank with very much the same iridization. Base is marked with the Anchoring Hocking trademark, if memory serves me correct. Cute little thing

Now I am going to say Hooroo to you all. I am off to the local Club for a few beers with my sister. I need a little wind-down &relaxation
Julie

]]> 7614cc4547d08c8929d22214a727a7b6 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @allirish123 TRACY ... by all means, take photos of the […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/7236/ Thu, 08 Dec 2011 21:19:48 -0500 @allirish123 TRACY ... by all means, take photos of the butter lids and the butter bases and we will tell you which ones go together. Also post the Tiffin glass. The etch may be classic, but it sounds like you don't know the blank that it has been etched on. Seeing a picture may help locate the blank.

@scott SCOTT ... such a drop dead gorgeous set!

]]> a385b4e3693b930fe6e83c2aa11021ad Julie posted an update: @scott Congratulations on your new addition to your […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/6740/ Mon, 28 Nov 2011 04:04:03 -0500 @scott Congratulations on your new addition to your collection.
Gail @songbreeze and there were a few dancing in the rain over the weekend πŸ™‚
@amber1986 NO I don't ride a bike. My late husband was the rider I was just always the pillion. But I still go away with my biker friends from time to time. I drive, they ride
Julie

]]> d79f6c71d90774db2a95fc14dc7f3ac3 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... congratulations on winning such a beautiful […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/6730/ Mon, 28 Nov 2011 02:48:26 -0500 @scott SCOTT ... congratulations on winning such a beautiful piece. That Holly Amber pattern and color is so lovely.

@wattleihavenext JULIE ... so glad you had a grand time. Speaking of all that mud made me think of my favorite saying, but in a entirely humorous light for a change... Live isn't about waiting for the storm to pass ...it's about learning to dance in the rain." πŸ˜€

@enchantmentglass KELLI ... so glad you are getting bids as they seem to be few and far between lately.

@fyrqueen KATIE ... sounds like you are busy with remodeling and reorganizing too.

@fran dbfrogs FRAN ... so glad you had an enjoyable weekend too with Harvest Festival.

]]> 065b33e0f9b4a0c682b2a76e035be4d2 Julie posted an update: Good Morning everyone. Having a few connection problems atm […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/6122/ Tue, 15 Nov 2011 22:07:21 -0500 Good Morning everyone. Having a few connection problems atm so browing the internet is a real PITA.
@scott I totally understand what you are saying
@reen yep us Aussies will sort out Ebay Our banks will jump all over them
just like we did when they tried to force Paypal only onto us.
Julie

]]> a5c40f34acb0a88ec6d2eee83c6dd998 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : The Amethyst Northwood Peacocks bowl up on the page […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5701/ Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:10:43 -0500 @scott : The Amethyst Northwood Peacocks bowl up on the page banner at the far right is mine. Took it out on the deck on a bright but totally overcast day. Put a heet of white poster board down, put the bowl on it, then just sttod over it & shot the picture straight down. Iridescence wise, I'd say that photo is 99% accurate. That's just what the bowl looks like.

]]> eaf66bb130f206b0a51b48e32f459439 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott : I agree on photographing Carnival. It's just about […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5688/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:38:23 -0500 @scott : I agree on photographing Carnival. It's just about impossible to capture iridescence with 100% accuracy. Closest you can come is outdoors on a totally overcast day, which gives nice, "flat" lighting. Light background for dark colored pieces & a dark blue or black background for White, Ice Green etc. It's not 100% accurate, but about as close as you can get.

Up here in Maine, photographing Carnival for ebay listings becomes a problem in winter. It can be -20 or -30 below zero out there & you just cannot take the glass outside in those kind of temps.

]]> 5ebaa23f75d6dbbe592938dae12af53a Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: Yes, John Britt had a thing for "little pieces". […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5684/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:24:20 -0500 @scott: Yes, John Britt had a thing for "little pieces". If there was anything tiny & rare, John either had it or wouldn't rest until he did.

]]> 374b77d76a0be75130210b9450feb3f8 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: John & Lucille Britt? http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5679/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:15:47 -0500 @scott: John & Lucille Britt?

]]> 587b19ea2101a82e44a378ede8ed7e9e Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: Oops! Forgot to mention that when he found it at the […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5674/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:09:24 -0500 @scott: Oops! Forgot to mention that when he found it at the flea market it was priced at $15. As he was looking at it, the dealer told him he cold have it for $12.!!

]]> 13faf39ccd9a444eaf8ea1ac74d36798 Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: Wish I did. LOL! But I know they exist and a friend […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5672/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:06:29 -0500 @scott: Wish I did. LOL! But I know they exist and a friend of mine, the late Bob Hurst of Rhode Island, had one. He found it about 10 years ago at a flea market in Illinois. It had no metal top. I had some tops at the time, so when he came up to visit that fall, he brought it with him, we fit one perfectly & I gave it to him. He was so thrilled to have found an Amethyst one. Funny thing is, his glass was auctioned off about a year ago at two different auctions & the shaker was no where to be found in either of them. I have no idea what became of it. Perhaps he sold it privately at some point. He passed away this past March.

]]> 59198f8ebb9f1f5dbd17f9e538c28814 oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... I subscribe to All About Glass, but I have […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5624/ Tue, 08 Nov 2011 01:47:21 -0500 @scott SCOTT ... I subscribe to All About Glass, but I have no idea when it is regularly scheduled to arrive. I've never paid any attention to any of my magazine subscriptions other than to make sure I get each month's edition at some time and that I know when my renewal date is.

]]> c6026aeb869f4412b3f1c75cd60fce20 reen posted an update: @Scott I was looking around and found this shaker club site […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5399/ Thu, 03 Nov 2011 21:50:01 -0400 @Scott I was looking around and found this shaker club site that I thought might interest you.
http://www.antiquesaltshakers2.com/

]]> 2e892d98f365945b621990593a98c020 Julie posted an update: @scott yes Now I am looking at them both together they are […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5375/ Thu, 03 Nov 2011 02:04:47 -0400 @scott yes Now I am looking at them both together they are not the same
Helen @10bbg10 Try Googling artist joe stewart Here is my result
http://www.google.com.au/search?rlz=1C1CHKB_en-GBAU439AU439&gcx=w&ix=e1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=artist+joe+stewart

]]> 3a5d51903d18d13666883d828003f7fd Julie posted an update: MM @newplace your last links are not working for me. @scott […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5371/ Thu, 03 Nov 2011 01:18:15 -0400 MM @newplace your last links are not working for me.
@scott maybe they are cousins then LOL
Julie

]]> 0d444525fec230288c5a5e3c41c55bfe Julie posted an update: Good Morning everyone. It is drizzling rain here this […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5369/ Thu, 03 Nov 2011 00:58:28 -0400 Good Morning everyone. It is drizzling rain here this morning.
@scott while looking around for Alicia's DD"s vase I came across this..Is this like the shaker you have?
http://www.great-glass.co.uk/library/thumbnails/5830.jpg
http://www.great-glass.co.uk/library/lib1ba.htm
@fran I hope you don't stay sick for too long.
MM @newplace thanks for sharing that pic of the lamps. DDG
NancyP @jerseystar27 I couldn't ever imagine being that long without power. Glad you are back
@carma WTG for Marley and her team

Helen I had a little giggle about the young teen and the shoes.
Julie

]]> 03187f918d8d1b5110f8bd9b946b45e9 dbfrogs_Fran posted an update: @scott I am also a Collector, I occasionally sell on eBay, […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5285/ Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:24:29 -0400 @scott
I am also a Collector, I occasionally sell on eBay, but not much anymore.
I have been part of this group for 7 years, and for me , it's like being enrolled in the Best College of Glass anywhere!
Fran

]]> b6a902f96672cbbd90a3598f5230aaed Carl (carma48) posted an update: @scott: While I am an active antique dealer, I am also very […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/5273/ Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:46:43 -0400 @scott: While I am an active antique dealer, I am also very much a collector & have been since I was about 4 years old, circa 1952. When I was little, I collected porcelain & china dog figurines. My dad, in his travels, would always stop somewhere & buy me a dog figurine to bring home to me. Little did we know at the time, but he bought some pretty darn good ones. I still have most of them. Quite a few are Occupied Japan (they were making them at the time) & a few are Dresden. When I was in the 8-12 year old range, it was Baseball Cards & Comic Books. Still have some of those too. Im late teens/early 20's it was antique & collectible firearms. One of my guns, an 1858 Nickle Plated Burnside Cavalry Carbine (one of only 500 made for parade use) now hangs in the Gettysburg Museum.
Then it was Militaria......uniforms, medals, badges, swords & gear from all wars & periods. Then, in the early/mid 70's, I got into glass. I built up & sold 3 Carnival Glass collections between 1973-1999. The first was all Tumblers, the second mostly Northwood and the third all Imperial. Sold off all of those. Then I built up a collection of over 180 pieces of Imperial Slag Glass. Sold that off in 2003. Since then I've been collecting Dugan Art Glass and Coins. And of course, I'm a big film buff & have collected nearly 500 titles in my movie library. So, trust me, there ARE collectors here. LOL!

]]> 9fcbd65d89220bc7de51cab04d57ff2d oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: @scott SCOTT ... just love your new shakers and looking […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/4921/ Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:13:19 -0400 @scott SCOTT ... just love your new shakers and looking forward to seeing the others when they arrive. Could you please post the pattern name, maker, and date for those of us trying to learn. Would surely be appreciated. Thanks!

]]> a1c7f7f38621d3506142c24445b5e9dd oklahomasong_Gail posted an update: There were 4 of us ladies that got together at a friends […] http://glass.chatroomboard.com/activity/p/4850/ Tue, 25 Oct 2011 03:26:04 -0400 There were 4 of us ladies that got together at a friends house for supper. Such a very pleasant evening we had. Lovely meal and fun conversation.

@fran dbfrogs FRAN ... owiee! Sorry to hear Debbie is having oral surgery. Hope you have a grand time in Sacramento. You MUST get pictures of you in your Witchy constume and your DH the tooth fairy. πŸ˜€

@scott SCOTT ... what a beautiful shaker. Love the color fade.

@donscns DON ... I have the Richard Davis book and I really like it. All the pictures are so nice and big so it's easy on the eyes to go through.

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