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T. Davis replied to T. Davis's discussion Please ID Glass Vase in the group The Glass Group"CheriShops - I think you're the one who identified it before. Thank you again! I'll make sure to write it down this time!!
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CheriShops - Admin replied to T. Davis's discussion Please ID Glass Vase in the group The Glass Group"Hi
it is a New Martinsville Glass Co "Modernistic" vase"
T. Davis added a discussion to the group The Glass Group
Please ID Glass Vase
My apologies to all - you've identified this vase for me previously, but I can't seem to find that discussion. Any help as to maker/age is appreciated!Also, the vase has a bit of a reddish-tinge, no doubt due to being stored somewhere in this great clay pit area of the South where I live;-) Any suggestions as to how to clean it? See More
T. Davis replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"Bill - LOL, that is the truth! Thank you for all your help with the vase:-)"
Bill Bennett replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"There is nothing in the book that describes this vase, except it came in "pastel colors". Book value in my old book shows 40 to 60.00, but good luck on getting that!"
T. Davis replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"One final question - now that Bill has identified the vase, does anyone have an idea of the description McCoy used for this piece and the current value? Thank you again. "
T. Davis replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"Thank you for the replies! As always, folks here are the best:-)"
Bill Bennett replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"McCoy it is. Nelson McCoy, 1940's. Some are marked with the NM mark, some USA. It is in the McCoy Pottery book by Hanson and Nissen, page 67."
Alley Cat Lane replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"Looks like possibly Hull to me."
Pillowsophi replied to T. Davis's discussion Pottery - Need Help Identifying Item #1 in the group Pottery & Ceramics"I don't know, but it could also be Shawnee... the handles remind me of this, but of course that's just the art deco style, I guess: http://www.etsy.com/listing/81718945/shawnee-vintage-vase-canary-yellow-gold"
Graceful Shops replied to T. Davis's discussion Please Help with ID of Hand Vase in the group The Glass Group"Just found this link to the hand vases. Thank you San Marcos Art Glass for adding it here. Sandy"
COBAYLEY replied to T. Davis's discussion More ID Help, Please - Possible McCoy?? in the group Pottery & Ceramics"I think it's Metlox, a low flower bowl.. I looked through my Metlox book by Carl Gibbs and didn't spot it, but it's a big book and I didn't go page by page.."
MTippingAtelier-Admin replied to T. Davis's discussion More ID Help, Please - Possible McCoy?? in the group Pottery & Ceramics"I feel it's more like Glidden...I had a platter that had this matte white clay bottom just like this piece, but my platter was marked "Glidden"...Will be curious as to what ideas others have!
Mary
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