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Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 19:36:46 PST   Listings
good night george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 19:29:07 PST   Listings
Hi Fran.....I found the word I was looking for - "feathering". When I first starting selling on eBay I sold some Monax American Sweetheart plates that had teeny cracks on the edges. I went to great lengths to describe the cracks and was surprised at how much I got for what I thought were damaged plates. The buyer informed me that the feathering is common to these particular plates. I was just wondering if other depression plates besides the Monax are subject to feathering. Fran
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 19:27:03 PST   Listings
THE BROWSER IS WORKING!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 19:12:01 PST   Listings
Hi Fran~
Like a "Heat Check"
I just call it a crack~
Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 19:00:24 PST   Listings
Julie, I just posted it over there, lol. I'll let you know what I find out. I was thinking Dave might drop by - it looks like something he might know about.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:59:56 PST   Listings
Hi everyone....Is there a proper name or term used to describe the tiny cracks that are sometimes found on the edges of depression glass plates and are these common to depression glass.
Fran
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:59:52 PST   Listings
Here is a good bookmark for the 1966
Imperial catalog~
Fran;o)
http://www.imperial-glass.info/
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:56:14 PST   Listings
carma that is why I like that pic the best. It is so natural.
Chris thans for showing us that auction WOW wished I could find one of those down here.
Kelli that is a very interesting piece. Mayb the GMB might be the place to ask?
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:36:43 PST   Listings
Carma - Amazing auction, I hadn't even seen it - hopefully that seller got a great offer. Nice photo work, by the way!

Since I can't search, I may as well see if an art glassie knows anything about this piece. Somebody told me "fused glass" but I don't know - the fused glass pieces I've seen have more definition where the pieces are fused together.

This piece is nearly weightless, it's so fragile and thin....and there's a definite pontil mark on the bottom.

Anyone?

http://www.enchantmentglass.com/fused1.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/fused2.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/fused3.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/fused6.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/fused7.jpg
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:34:32 PST   Listings
Sorry, that last part of that post was for earthmother1948.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:32:20 PST   Listings
Thank You Carma
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:19:59 PST   Listings
julie: The last photo is one of my favorites too. She actually didn't know I took that one. It was the first warm, sunny day we had during her visit & we were between shots. She had just taken off her jacket, tossed it aside, kind of tossed her head back a bit & commented something to the effect of, "That Sun is so nice & warm"......and I snapped it.

enchantmentglass: There was a lot of talk in Carnival circles about that listing. The seller ended it early. Probably got a private sale offer he couldn't refuse. That often happens on very high end Ebay Carnival listings. Value on that Plate is in the $25,000. range.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 18:06:34 PST   Listings
Carma, Please comment on this closed auction.
Thanks, Chris
180432425813
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 17:59:22 PST   Listings
Well for the sake of all the sellers I hope they get this problem resolved asap. Not Good!
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 17:14:07 PST   Listings
There is an announcement about the search~
http://www2.ebay.com/aw/announce.shtml#2009-11-21152501
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 17:06:43 PST   Listings
Bob ... I've thanked you twice and now the third time will be a charm and I'll surely hit save my message rather than reload! Thanks for the info. I've noted it and added it to my Elegant Glass of Depression Era book.

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 17:03:15 PST   Listings
Interesting... I tried a search for 'ending soon' and got nowhere until I put in EBay stores. Went right to the goodies. !!!????!!!
janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 17:02:02 PST   Listings
Gail--They called it Peach-Blo from 1925 to 1934, then changed it to Dianthus Pink (same color)--Bob
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:45:26 PST   Listings
????????
I'm checking out some tumblers made by Cambridge ca. 1930s... the color is pink. Now did Cambridge call pink Pink or did Cambridge call its pink Peach Blo? Which do I use in the description? Would using Peach Blo, in addition to using pink, be accurate?

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:37:06 PST   Listings
carma The cost was bad for those overlay and rank amateurs like myself never really got one that looked like the teacher said they should.
george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:20:36 PST   Listings
Good morning everyone, the heat continues, but at least it is almost bearable. I have just the fans going and doors & windows open. I hate a locked up, air condition home. BUt may be forced to lock up again when the afternoon heat starts

carma Glad to hear there was no damage from the earthquake.
Lovely pics of Casandra . I especially like the last one, with her eyes closed.

Julie..having a very lazy day
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:14:51 PST   Listings
Bob Here is some info. on the burner, as to who made the lamp I don't know.
http://www.thelampworks.com/lw_companies_p&a.htm

JimL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:06:48 PST   Listings
OMG I just clicked on my own listing and it
says 0 !!!
Fran
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 16:04:05 PST   Listings
Carma - that's awful! If this lasts much longer I'll pull my hair out. I had two items sell today - the last at 13:25 PST. I wonder what we're missing now? Could have been a good selling day. Drat!
We can get into our own listings, and post new ones. It's just the browser that's down. Oh, well.
Maybe I'll make dinner?
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 15:30:51 PST   Listings
sunwoman3663: Yes, it has happened many times in the past. Not as much the last few years as it once did, but still happens. The worst one was about 10 years ago. The entire Ebay site TOTALLY crashed and was off-line for 4-5 days. That one was a real nightmare for sellers.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 14:45:05 PST   Listings
I googled an item and looked for a link to an ebay listing... that doesn't work either! POO!
Janie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 14:42:09 PST   Listings
DID IT AGAIN with the reload instead of Save my message. TSK!
Has this ever happened on Ebay before? A very untimely meltown as almost all my sales happen on the weekend. :(
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 13:25:54 PST   Listings
Apparently the entire search function is down. I just tried searching by a couple specific sellers & got the same results.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 13:20:02 PST   Listings
Thanks. I wondered if it just me that could not browse.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 13:06:33 PST   Listings
itsagas: Yup, just found that out myself. Tried to browse a couple different categories & got the "we are unable to complete your search results request at this time" message.

gabla: Not only a bit easier on the computer, but a lot less costly too. I remember doing layered shots in the darkroom & that could be frustrating & expensive. You had to sandwich the negatives just right, then actually make a print to see the results. If it wasn't right, you had to do it all over again....and again.....and again. Printing paper & chemicals were expensive to waste on failed attempts.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 12:52:01 PST   Listings
I hope no one has auctions closing this afternoon. The following is on the system status announcement board:


November 21, 2009 | 11:17AM PST/PT


We are experiencing some issues with a delay in search being displayed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing. We are working to get this resolved as quickly as possible.

Regards,
eBay

Bill
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 12:08:17 PST   Listings
NANCYP, thanks....that's it!!! Appreciate your help!!! Bob in KY
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 12:01:50 PST   Listings
Bob, I believe your bowl is Westmoreland's Thousand Eye with their multi-color flashing (?)/staining (?).

Gail, I'm also in from out (uneventful thrift store stop and then to a mall) and the sun has come out here too.

~~Nancy P.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 11:55:28 PST   Listings
oops....here's the wick turner . Bob in KY
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 11:53:24 PST   Listings
Hi Glassies.....hope everyone is having a GREAT day>....back from a local auction where I got this bowl . here's a view of the handle . Anyone know the pattern? Also got this minature lamp and the bottom and the wick turner . Hope someone can help id it. Thanks....bob in KY
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 11:24:19 PST   Listings
Well, so far I got to McD's in time for an egg biscuit, mailed a package at the PO, made an exchange (angel food cake pan) at WalMart, made a fabulous haul dumpster diving, spent 30 minutes cutting up gigantic strips of bubble wrap, hauled in more styrofoam, vacuumed, sorted laundry, listed an item, located an ID on another item...and during all this time the sun came out and it's now blue sky with lovely white clouds. Going to go prune my rose bush. What a beautiful day!

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 10:08:38 PST   Listings
carma that is easier with the computer. I was think she looked like a character in the Twilight series LOL
george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 08:45:50 PST   Listings
Hi Glassies--
JANICE-LOl-at 85-I guess my tummy is so full of quap and I am still breathing-a bit more o' salt won't do much harm I guess. But will google TJ's and get some ideas. thanks.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 08:13:54 PST   Listings
gabla: I got creative with that first one. It's actually layered & screened with another photo of frost covered fir trees. Thought it would look nice with her fur-collared jacket.

She got to see some snow while she was here. The night I picked her up from the airport, we drove the last 40 miles home in snow. Only got about an inch & she did manage to pelt me with one snowball when I was getting her luggage out of the Jeep. Of course, she then ran in the house so that I couldn't retaliate. LOL! By the time she got up next morning the snow was melted, so we didn't get to do any photos of her in the snow like she wanted. So, that layered photo will have to do.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 08:03:31 PST   Listings
Good morning from partly cloudy NJ.

Carma, lovely photos! MY DH (the geologist/earth science teacher) said you can go on the USGS web site and post if you felt the earthquake (they are always excited to get posts/comments from people who experienced the quakes, even when they're small).

~~Nancy P.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 07:57:35 PST   Listings
Carma very nice. That 1st one looks like it could have been taken in Forks, WA.
george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 07:52:35 PST   Listings
good morning george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 07:34:18 PST   Listings
Mahnin'All: The USGS said in this morning's newspaper that the earthquake we had the other night was epicentered directly under Farmer's Hill. Our house sits right at the base of Farmer's Hill! No wonder it was such a strong jolt, but thankfully we had no damage from it.

Casandra's portfolio CD and album are finished. She is SO anxious to see them that I didn't have the heart to make her wait until Christmas, so they are already on the way to her. Seeing as how she said it was okay to post some of her photos here, here's a few samples.

Here
Here
Here
Here
Here

All told, her CD has 78 photos and the companion album has 50. I sure hope she likes them.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 06:19:16 PST   Listings
Good morning, glassies. Mild gray day here today. It will be around 60 and it's calm but very very gray. Just sitting here drinking coffee and trying to wake up. Wonder which direction the day will go...lots of options to enjoy.

Just me,
Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 05:52:01 PST   Listings
Lucy, all prepackaged food has a salt issue. Otherwise it would go bad. The best I've found is some stuff at Trader Joe's... do you have that chain? There are some ready-made shrimp or chicken dishes that don't seem to be so high-sodium at TJ's. However, if they have veggies in them I throw those out and steam some broccoli. Can't handle frozen veggies.

Dolores - wish I had been at the Antique Show. sounds like a blast - even for window shopping.

Gail - A rainy day froggy for you, too? so far just heavy clouds on Cape Cod and we're hoping for no rain but that's just silly.

BB&G - You're smart to play the display to your audience. We went to the Inauguration in January which was the coldest day ever and we stood for hours in the throngs trying to get to our ticketed seats (we did not get into them, but we could SEE them!) Anyway, this young couple were selling those little packs you put in your gloves or boots to keep them warm. $5/pair but you can buy them for less than 1/2 that if you were smart and thought ahead. Anyway, they each had a trash bagful and sold ALL OF THEM by 2 PM. So smart!

I must go for a walk now, quickly, before the rains have their way with us!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-21-09 at 05:15:58 PST   Listings
Next year I will take pictures at the Antique Show. I was just amazed at everything. I didn't buy anything. The prices were generally very high except for a sterling service for 12 that was only $3900. There were mink coats for sale. I have been afraid to wear my stole since Bejonce's bad experience with fur. I saw a jadite cup for $35. There was a gorgeous diamond tennis bracelet that looked very old. The only purchases I witnessed were a man buying a pottery vase and a woman buying a postcard. Lots of lookie lous.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 23:19:24 PST   Listings
beads!books!glitter! Yes, I am in Peoria, IL. I could drive the I-74 loop around Indy and head South on I-65 to Louisville with my eyes closed. Have done that trip way too many times. LOL Good to know that all those visitors probably won't stop in the antique mall.

Lucy/lucysgoodies & Janice/sunwoman3663 I agree with you both. Give me real whipped cream or nothing! I hate Cool Whip. I also prefer real butter, real sugar and generally real food.

Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 22:50:01 PST   Listings

Good Morning Glassies....;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 20:19:02 PST   Listings
good night george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 20:05:53 PST   Listings
YUP-Janice-our DD is fighting us for real food. I got some cute mico-wave dinners, a new item-she will not touch them. Too much salt-and she did not read the ingrediants. Just a guess. I haven't either. LOL. But they look sooo good-shrimp scampi-can't be all bad. LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 20:00:27 PST   Listings
Just about bedtime. I'm with you Lucy.. cool whip gives me an awful taste at the back of my throat. I'm sure my pure whipped cream with sugar and vanilla has many more calories so I tend to use less. I didn't put the whole cup on my cocoa tonight as I had threatened!
I have a hard time with anything not 'real'. Like artificial sugar, margerine, packaged foods. It would be easier to eat out of a can or box but my tummy can't handle it.
I am tired ... time for bed!
Goodnight Glassaholics!!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 19:41:26 PST   Listings
Oh JULIE==DRAT!!!!spent 2 hours shopping at big target superduper store-and forgot my tim-tams. Got to rush back. LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 19:38:43 PST   Listings
UGH-cool whip hopefully will never enter my cute small dainty mouth. If I can't hve the real whip cream-forget it-do not tell me when invited. I may upchuck. That stuff if pure something else. I won't say-as I don't know. Bet synthetic tho. Sandra Lee-t.v. cook gal-swims in that stuff. LOL . Pa happened to start using it in squirt form due to his liking her--beauty and all-but she is sweet. I like her-LOl
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 19:17:03 PST   Listings
itsagas Very true about May being all of those things. But one would think that if ever tourism was going to bring buyers the 500 would do it.

w*i*h*n*/Julie One year I gussied my entire booth up with Indy 500 stuff---- very collectible programs, ticket stubbs, sets of collector glasses, 5 driver uniforms with driver signatures all over them, and all other 500 stuff. No sales to speak of in May. I sold the uniforms here on eBay. And did very well on them. Word got around from collector to collector that there was a large stash of programs and tickets at SAM. Eventually all of the programs and ticket stubs sold at the mall.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 18:47:25 PST   Listings
beads!books!glitter! That is So true. We were set up in a gorgeous little historic town, that was very popular @ weekends for the city slickers to come visit. We used to do OK there.
But when the town had special festivals happening, eg Jazz Festival or Elvis Birthday Festival, even though the crowds were huge, they were not there for Antiques and Colectables, they were there for the music or whatever it was that was happening.
All the cafes/ restaurants, pubs and giftie nicky nack shops would do well. but We didn't. Our shop was packed with ppl, but the majority, not being collectors, were just browsing.We did however , used to try to save special items, that fell into the themes of the festivals, for those times. eg Jazz Festival, Any musical instruments, usually vintage, we found during the year would be put away for then.
So it is always good to think ahead and know events are happening and save apprpiate items for then
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 18:34:05 PST   Listings
Janice Yep jello , thats what you call what we call jelly.
Hey nothing better then a good food fight LOL My last one was 2 Xmas parties back. And guess who was the instigator LOL.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 18:14:56 PST   Listings
BBG:

May has always been the worst month in the antique business in the midwest in my experience. Reasons - school, especially college, letting out, getting ready for summer weddings, getting lakeshore cabins started up, spring chores, getting gardens started, a just in general summer's almost here, let's get outside and have fun.

Bill
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:58:39 PST   Listings
susu46 / Susan. the mall that I was last in was Southport Antique Mall . It is about a mile west of I65 and 2 miles south of the interstate that circles Indianapolis. A showcase that is 6 ft. by 4 ft by 18 in. rents for $75 per month with commission depending on price of item sold. 10% on items up to $19.99. 5% for items $2.00 up. And I believe 50% on $2.00 or less. Floor space is $1.75 per square foot. Commissions the same as on cases.

Southport is now taking items on consignment. I think the commison rate is 30% . The consignment contract time is 90 days with a reduction in price every 30 days. I was told that they are making more money off consignment items than off the show cases or floor space.

You mentioned Peoria. Are you in Peoria, Illinois? Passed through there on I74 dozens of times on our way from the Quad City area to Indianapolis.

Another comment---- May, the big month for tourism in Indy, is the absolute worst month for the antique malls. After 12 years of observation from 4 showcases and 2 of the best located spaces in the mall, I really believe that sports and conventions bring very little business to antique malls.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:42:17 PST   Listings
Julie... I made a trifle for someone's birthday: chunks of yellow and chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, whole fresh strawberries, sliced banana, sliced fresh peaches and lots of whipped creme. It's fun to make things that are supposed to look messy - no worries about perfection. Soon after my daughter-in-law made one with several flavors of Jello (is that the same as what you're talking about? Fruit flavored gelatin?) and Cool Whip and a really nasty rum cake. We all hated it and it became the instigating factor in a food fight. SO much fun and it was outside so no big deal on the cleanup. We jumped in the kiddie pool one by one to clean off! She hated it too, fortunately, so joined right in to the madness.

I must have snack now so not hopping in bed immediately after stuffing my face.
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:36:54 PST   Listings
Janice It might be a mess but it is a very YUMMY mess!! LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:34:23 PST   Listings
dolores1953 I am glad you enjoyed the show. Such a shame that Marypat & Alicia could not have joined you.
Did you make any purchases or take any pics for Show & Tell?

Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:30:52 PST   Listings
Don,
Although your words and sign language are the tops, I'm dying to know what they offending entry was!!! Can you message me without risking a severe flogging? (that's NOT a dirty word, Mr EB Nazi!!)
Janice

Julie,
That's the sorriest mess I've every heard of! Although I did once dunk stale gingerbread into my coffee laced with Grand Marnier and whipped cream.

Gail,
You go right ahead and enjoy yourself and your fattening recipes. I would have to switch Cool Whip for real and cooked pudding for instant but it sounds like something I could fall in love with.
When my son was little he watched me make chocolate pudding on the stove but couldn't see into the pot, of course. He was dying of impatience when he asked me "Did it pud yet, Mommy?" It has become common phraseology in my silly family.

Going for the cocoa, etc. now!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:28:10 PST   Listings
Fran everytime I have made a Triffle it is always different LOL I was only thinking when I was typing my post about the galah, how nice a triffle would be with the cake soaked in cree de cacao & brandy LOL. I have also used fresh diced fruit in mine at times too,and topped with cream , kiwi fruit and fresh strawberies
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:26:33 PST   Listings
The antique and glass show at Del Mar was outstanding! There was so much to see - silver, jewelry, pottery, glass, antiques, paintings, knives etc etc. My daughter went with me and we had fun. Now I have very tired feet.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:11:52 PST   Listings
Sorry Janice!;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 17:10:09 PST   Listings
Good Evening Glassies...~
I agree Don does have a way with words and fingers~;o)LOL

Julie,
I love a good Trifle
CHOCOLATE TRIFLE

2 baked 8" round devils food chocolate cake
1 (16 oz.) container Cool Whip
1 lg. Hershey bar with almonds (8 oz. keep in refrigerator)
1 pkg. bits brickle or 6 Heath or Skor candy bars
2 pkg. instant chocolate pudding (prepared)
1/2 c. Kahlua

Layer bottom of trifle dish with 1/2 of cake (1 layer broken in pieces). Spoon 1/4 cup Kahlua or Brandy on cake. Add 1/2 of the prepared pudding, sprinkle 1/2 package brickle or Heath bars and 1/2 Hershey bar broken in pieces over the pudding layer. Spread layer of Cool Whip (1/2 the container). Repeat ending with Cool Whip layer. Refrigerate until serving.

YummmmmmmmmmmmO

The best part is to have a Lovely Glass Trifle Dish~
So you can see all the layers~;o)
Sorry its been so Hot, I know you don't do
Hot!

Gail,
My Mom always used her Broom Handle!

Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 16:53:58 PST   Listings
Oh, you people. I'm trying to avoid snackage. Now I'm craving chocolate desperately. IT'S YOUR FAULT! I'm going to make hot cocoa and put an entire cup of whipped cream on top. And have it with 6 Pecan Sandies! Now aren't you ashamed?
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 16:44:56 PST   Listings
It's just easier to buy one at Walmart !
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 16:14:26 PST   Listings
LOL Don
I remember here when someone asked me to make up a cocktail drink LOL I called it a Galah (I think). It went something like this
Creme de cacao (amount to taste)
brandy (amount to desired taste)
cup of fresh cream (or milk if it's too much for you)
grated nutmeg
ice
Tim Tams

Place all the ingredients excpet Tim Tams & nutmeg in the shaker and shake, shake shake. Poor into a nice glass sprinkle with grated nutmeg. Take Tim Tam and bite a small section from one corner one end. Then diagonally across to the other end, bite another small section. Place one biten end in the drink and the other in your mouth. suck the drink up through the Tim Tam , be very careful how long you do this. The trick is to sip enough of the drink like this and when the Tim Tam is feeling soggy, best to eat it, before it falls apart in your lap. LOL
In winter I , on a rare accassions, do treat myself to Tim Tams and Coffee this way. BUt its been a while since I have.Can be vert messy LOL. Tim Tams are Good with just plain milk too
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:59:40 PST   Listings
whoops Gail forgot to add the layers of custard too, between the cake and the jellies
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:57:47 PST   Listings
Gail....what Julie didn't say is that she does the same thing with cakes that come out fine. Soaking them in Sherry and then having your favorite "adult" beverage with them makes them all taste the same. Great!!!! lol ***Don
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:48:41 PST   Listings
Gail don't throw the cake out. Down here we make a triffle out of either stale cake or badly cooked ones :)
break up the cake & Soak in some Sherry,place in the bottom of a master bowl,Prepare separetley some different coloured jellies,( what do you call it?) when set scoop out and place on top of the soaked cake. Then top off with fresh whipped cream and crushed nut. sometimes I do 2 layers of the cake and jelly then add the cream and nuts.
Lucy. I hate making a mess in the kitchen too, hate the cleaning up after wards. And Besides, my kitchen isn't designed for work, it's designed to look at all my kitchenalia collections LOL
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:40:17 PST   Listings
Oh Janice-shucks. LOL
JULIE--wish it could really happen. if I only had room. Of couse we got 2 brand new small hotels 1 mile from us--??? If DD uses closed in back porch for bedroom-I ain't kiddin' we need more room...
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:39:40 PST   Listings
cjholidays I think there are a number of different chemicals that is being used today to make yellow glass.And some do make the item glow that red/ orange glow under a BL. I think Selenium is one chemical or maybe that is cerium , or maybe both. Mike is very good with knowledge of chemiclas used to make coloured glass.
HOpefully he can enlighten you a little better then my poor effort.
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:38:00 PST   Listings
LOL@GAIL--been there-done that same thing, But got me an older pan with 3 metal feet to stand up on it when turning cake upside down. LOL. But we now believe that the new invention being store boguht. I cut in 1/2 hollow out tunnet in bottom 1/2,and fill with chocolate whip cream add to top and bottom-takes about 2 big full cups of cream to ice but far better than just icing. As you get on in years--(violins playing in background) like some of me-haha you learn hard way and easy ways out of the kitchen. LOL- I hate cooking. I hate rinsing dishes to put in d.washer. I just don't care being a housefrau doing chores. Will let Pa and DD do some as I age onward & upward. LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:22:52 PST   Listings
Gail/oklahomasong Sorry about the cake. Had to laugh about the lack of a pop bottle. I had almost forgotten that is how you cool an angel food cake. I have the pan, but haven't made one in years. The local antique center has pop bottles for sale. You might want to look for one next time you check one of your mall spots. Will have to find stock that I think will sell (and make enough to cover rent) before I actually rent space. Right now, I am just investigating my options. I tend to think a long time before acting.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 15:21:22 PST   Listings
Happy Friday Glassies! Question. We have a bowl that is a yellow transparent. Told hubby to put under blacklight to see iof it glows. it does, but it glows red. What makes it glow red? Thanks!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:49:35 PST   Listings
Lucy,
Problem solved! Oldest daughter arrives @ noon tomorrow to take off dressing, put on waterproof dressing, then after he showers she'll put bandaids on, keeping sutures covered. Thank gawdamighty because I was feeling terrible for being such a squash head. She's phlebotomist and would love to go to nursing school. All her course work (3 yrs)was leading to accounting degree so would be starting from square one. All in time.
Thanks for the offer, though! Would have been fun!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:42:29 PST   Listings
Gail G2M re your cake.
I do have the air con in the room here where I sit at the computer and my bedroom runs directly off that. But it was no match for yesterdays brutal heat.I had the house all locked up and every door to every room shut, to help the air con cope with just cooling this space. I also have shadeclothe blinds on the verandah I pulled down. for added shade to the house. Not to mention!! I had to go out in it, That was no fun I can tell you. A friend phoned and said the temp in their backyard was reading 46Celsius. thud
And I should be whinging at least I am not the poor buggers out there , resurfacing our road, these past 3 days
Late yesterday arvo we had a spectacular sky show, Lots of chain lightening, which was nice to watch till it started to get closer. Had a bit of a downpour too which cooled things down a bit, but just not enough.

Lucy sounds very tempting

Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:26:56 PST   Listings
Well, I spent all afternoon going to WalMart to buy an angel food cake pan, then baking the cake and making a double-boiler icing. Turned out terrible. THe cake glued itself to the pan, who has a pop bottle anymore to invert the pan on...a wine bottle was too large at the opening. The pan is still soaking and making no progress. THe outside of the cake is tough, scorched and rubbery. Next pot luck we have, I think I'll just stick to taking a package of Oreos or Tootsie Rolls...my usual fare.

dolores1953 ... hope you have lots of fun today and I look forward to hearing all about it.

Susu ... I rented a glass case at a mall that has since closed...it was not a locked case though. $65 a month/10% commission.

glass*usa ... sorry, don't know your parfaits.

Dave ... Hi, good to see you post so we know you still know your way here and aren't totally lost.

Julie ... why don't you move your tv and your computer and your bed all into the room where you have an air conditioner. I'd never try to make it through the summer without an air conditioner unless I had absolutely no choice.

George ... I looked at all your items and sorry that I couldn't be of any help.

Gail, going to church and pot luck but not certain if the cake is going with me....
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:21:23 PST   Listings
hehehe-JULIE-thanks-wher did it go?? LOL --nearly gone but not forgotten. I bought Pa a burger and shake. LOL- We will go to buffet for Thanksgiving and will treat him. LOL
HEY--fly up and will treat you too....
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:19:39 PST   Listings
JANICE--I am not aqueemish at all and if you sent fare-I shall toot over-up or down to help that poor soul feel better. LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:18:07 PST   Listings
WTG!!! Lucy
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:16:40 PST   Listings
Hey-JULIE_I won 75 dollars lst week Florida lotto. Spent 1.00 for 1 ticket and got 4 numbers right.. LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:08:41 PST   Listings
Good Morning everyone, survived the brutal heat yesterday, Now to get through todays.
Susan/whodat111 We're a day ahead of you, so maybe I could send you the winners of the races LOL. We could get rich!!! :)
Fran goodonya winning at Bunco
Oh Don thank you so much for the good belly laugh raoflmao re "With that in mind and my middle finger raised high, Ebay, I point at you!!! " I love your attitude! LOL
dolores1953 Enjoy the show
Susu Good Luck if decide to rent the space,
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 14:00:19 PST   Listings
Anyone know what these drape optic/festoon optic parfaits are? I've seen them listed as Caprice, but they're not. 5 1/2" tall. http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-1/1134262/b%20008.jpg http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-1/1134262/b%20009.jpg http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-1/1134262/b%20007.jpg They ring a little when tapped. --Bob
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 13:52:02 PST   Listings
Suzy! So glad the nautical cuties are happy and well received! It was fun ebaying with you!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 13:49:45 PST   Listings
Hola Glassarinos y Glassarinas!
(I had Mexican for lunch!)
Thanks for all the hugs and good thoughts coming at me! It's helping. Also, I've only told 6 people outside of the chat and my youngest daughter. 4 of them have had benign biopsies. That helps to know, too! And so many of you have had the same and then there are the BC survivors with lots of inspiration. Good to know you're in a crowded boat.
The Rickster took off that ice pack gizmo today. It's called 'the iceman' and the padding around the 'boo boo' is attached to a tube that goes to a box of ice which circulates cold air through the padding on the affected area. Wild. THis crazy padded strapping has covered everything thus far. So now there's about a 12" square of gauze wrapped around the shoulder, held down by plastic tape completely sealing it. Instructions say it comes off today and he can't do it all himself. (gulp!) I dare say I can't help him as I am the biggest chicken on the planet with the weakest stomach. I think I have to ask my poor neighbor to help him. GUILT! GUILT! GUILT!
I'll go stew on this dilemma.
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 13:35:24 PST   Listings
Thanks to all for the mall info This is the Antique Center which is downtown where it gets traffic from anyone interested who is in town for other reasons. It is near the river front where festivals take place and just a few blocks from the Civic Center where touring performances, conventions and sporting events like the State High School Basketball Tournament happen. If there is anything going on to bring folks here from out of town the Antique Center is within walking distance of what ever it is. When it first opened several years ago it covered 2 floors in an old warehouse. They have downsized with the fall off in demand to half of the original 1st floor. The 2nd floor is now business offices and the 3rd & 4th are downtown loft apartments. Not sure if the tall cases are 30" or 36", but big enough. The fact that the cases are locked (requires an employee with a key to look at something close) and NO commission sounds good to me. Now, if only I could find something worth enough to make the rent. LOL Good finds are few and far between in these parts. Thanks again for all the input.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 13:22:03 PST   Listings
jrm*rock--Jesse--The tray for #1095 is totally different. It has more "flats" on the base to begin with. It's part of the Decagon pattern, even though it has 8 flat sides around each side of the base. The handle might LOOK the same in the catalog page but it's not. It has the Art Deco "lightning bolts" on the side of the handle, same as the cream & sug. Also, If you look at your tray on the chatabout site, they specifically point out the way the top of the handle "slumps" in the middle. The middle of the handle is the highest point on the Decagon tray--Bob

Susu--The going rate here is about $80/mo for a 3 ft wide case, usually about 5% commission.

Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 12:38:05 PST   Listings
susu46: That seems like a very good price, much cheaper than in Maine too. Up here, one mall offers a 6 ft. tall case, but only 18" wide for $60. a month. But, that's only if you contract a minimum of 1 year & pay the whole years rent in advance. Otherwise, it's $80. a month. Most malls average from $80.-$120. a month for case as large as you describe. Most open booths, from 6-8' wide, average $150-$200. a month, some higher.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 12:23:02 PST   Listings
susu46 / Susan... that sounds like a good deal to me... I pay $45 a month in Arkansas for this:

ftp://explogserv:chuckie1@home.comcast.net/004.JPG

it is about 6 feet long and holds a ton of stuff... I sell mostly costume jewelry out of it, but I occasionally sell a nice piece of glass... Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 11:29:44 PST   Listings
Can any of you recommend a good reference book for plate collecting ? Thanks, Chris
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 11:18:29 PST   Listings
susu It is a good amount cheaper than out here. I don't look at Thursday sales as being the criteria. I've 2 weeks without a sale and then have a bunch. I think the malls general rep and overall traffic are more important. JMHO.
george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 11:12:56 PST   Listings
SUSU-I paid more for less. My cabinet-smaller ws 100.00 mo.+++ 20%.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 11:11:50 PST   Listings
Facebook & Twitter-? any way we can join to call on peeps to buy? just curious.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 11:04:52 PST   Listings
Good Afternoon All Dropped into the local antique mall yesterday. Asked about booth costs and wondered how this one stacks up with others around the country. A 36" wide, 6' tall locked glass case is $68/mth & no commission on sales. Full booths were just totally out of my comfort zone. Is this reasonable, too high, too low? I don't know what sales are as in the 45 minutes I was there I didn't see any purchases.

Kasi Thanks for posting my favorite song.

Kelli/enchantmentglass Just wrap up that DDG silver overlay decanter set and mail it to Peoria. It would make a lovely Christmas present for me. *grin*

Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 09:36:10 PST   Listings
Oops Forgot. A cool new Christmas song,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAckfn8yiAQ
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 09:33:16 PST   Listings
Morning all y'all
Just finished moving my last load of "stuff". So Trey is now officialy moved in with mama again.This time without wife and kids. YEAH. Can you tell there was no love lost betweeen me and "her""she""thatgirl" Whatever. And those bratty kids were impossible.....
I see I got my doggie ribbon this morning....yeah...now to try to keep it...LOL.
Well I have two days of real work to do, to try to catch up for all I didn't get done helping with the move. So hopefully will be back later.
Janice ((((hugs))))
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 09:12:16 PST   Listings
Good Mornin Aftynoon &c where ever you are
lots of good info here as always
I look for the "Rep Button" (as in Reputation) so I can give some rep points to folks answering questions correctly. Then they can trade them in for selling credits or pennies off paypal purchases or something.

Fran, looked at the page of messy HTML u sent, been busy as an adagy in a colloquialism lately. It'd be faster to remake whatever you want to show folks in the listing. Make a table, set it to 700px wide, clear borders, too much 'span style' and other 'forbidden ordinary code' for the little biddy widdy ePay machine to handle. Yuo mite inadvertently cause a systemwide blackout even trying. But I'm sure they have a'plenty of duct tape onhand to remedy.

Why can't u just put a link in the listing to the CW LAL page? You're aloud to have a link in your listing to an off-ebay-site that is non commercial but gives more info on the product you're pushing. hth, and howdies friends. Cheers & warm regards dp
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 09:00:40 PST   Listings
Morning glassies!

ROF,LMAO! Don, you have a way with words. :D

Jesse, hey there! I think we really have a unique situation with this one thrift shop. They have one specific patron who has collected stuff from all over the world, and this thrift shop is her favorite charity. She donates some really nice pieces, every month. The key is getting to them before anyone else does, lol.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 08:25:58 PST   Listings
Don and JimD This is about what I figured for the HON. I just had not looked at the catalog recently. I realize that sources can be very contentious. Normally though I use a pinky because I do not care enough to send the very best.
Thanks.

george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 08:19:21 PST   Listings
good morning george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 07:02:20 PST   Listings
I gassed up the Taurus and am leaving soon for the Del Mar Antique and Glass show. I printed a coupon on line. Sorry I won't see Marypat there. My daughter is going with me. I am excited I have never been to that show. I have been to Del Mar for the Fair and for horse racing.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 06:44:23 PST   Listings
Good Morning Glass Board... Another cold morning here in Arkansas, 45 and suppose to get up to 63 today... Yesterday afternoon was absolutely beautiful here, sunny, and about 65 degrees.

glass*usa / Bob... Yes that is the one... Do you know if this "same" tray was used for the 1095 and 1096 Sugar and Creamer Sets as well??? I posted over on the Chatabout site, and someone suggested that it was, however when I look in my catalog book at the 1095 and 1096 the tray appears to be totally different in shape. The handle looks correct but the tray is different IMHO.

gabla / George... Looked at all of your items, but nothing I could help with.

irenecav / Irene... I've lived in LR since 2001 and in AR since 1996. I love it here, except for August when the weather is usually unbearable... This year was the mildest summer we have had since I moved here.

beads!books!glitter! / Helen... I'm glad that you enjoy my items that I post... The tray is coming out of my personal collection, time to clear out some stuff and make room for some new...

enchantmentglass / Kelli... DDG Liqueur set!!! I want to go shopping with you someday... I wish our thrifts had some decent items, but most only have modern "trash" here... LOL

donscns / Don... ROFLMAO at your post @ Nov-20-09 at 04:55:30 PST... Don't hold back, just tell them how it is... LOL...

Well finished my scroll, now to take care of some real "job" issues then back to researching and cleaning out the curios, and shelves... TTYL, Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 06:22:27 PST   Listings
Good morning, glassies. Don, sorry for your pink slap, but I really am wondering what you linked to. It worries me as I often link to lots of websites to help with IDs. I keep trying to imagine what made your reference any different.

Basically been sitting here with coffee, staring at the computer, and trying to get myself motivated. Hasn't happened yet. Guess I'll go pour another cup of coffee.

Just me,
Gail
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Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 04:55:30 PST   Listings
Good Morning

Well, thank you all for your comments and information about my link I posted last night. I really felt George would already have considered that company as a possible source. Since I was clearly at fault, I bow my head and take my Pink Slap with pride. Fran, thank you for the information that I should "Point" not link. With that in mind and my middle finger raised high, Ebay, I point at you!!! ***Don
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-20-09 at 03:41:24 PST   Listings
George That hon has been done by the usual suspects, mostly over the big pond.Two reasons. It is an ugly blue and shiny. Also, the individual previously discussed has a cellar full of molds , some marked, some unmarked,which he uses indiscriminately,and frequently, with some glass houses that are still in business. Some are marked, some not.Grown men argue over them, and some get pink slapped trying to help..although I don't know what E-Bay or the perpetrator has against that innocuous little company. LOL I would not attempt to identify the maker. Do you shoot skeet? Off to the glass show in Harrisburg PA.
JimD
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 23:00:27 PST   Listings

Good Morning Glassies....;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 22:32:00 PST   Listings
((Don~))
Taking one for the Team~


http://forums.ebay.com/db2/topic/Pottery-Glass-Porcelain/Ot-Can-We/510150540&#msg523189286

Who ever reported Don for Teaching~Shame on You!
Waving a Finger`````````````~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I hope you get a lot of Snow this Winter!
We don't do that anymore here!

Hello Glassies...
WooHoo I won at Bunco !!! $45 in my pocket!!!
Had a Great evening with my Dear Girl Friends!;o)

Hi Marypat~
Thanks for the link I will go look~
Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 21:42:19 PST   Listings
Janice - I'll keep you in my thoughts. Don't remember if I told you, but the trinket boxes got a very warm reception! Thanks again for being such a doll.
Kelli - the pretty amber glasses look like they're wearing a tutu :)
Julie - DirecTV has a horse racing channel that sometimes shows races in Australia. I think of you every time one comes on.
Carma - saw my share of earthquakes when living in Anchorage & Albuquerque but never had one directly under my house. Think I'll pass on that experience.
Susan
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 20:51:12 PST   Listings
Hi Back at you MArypat It is great to see you being able to spend a little time on the GB.
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 20:47:41 PST   Listings
Hi all, and dear Julie, good to see you all...
Anyone in Beach Cities, heading down to Del Mar for the Antique Show this W/E I have two Free Passes and a $10. gift certificate you are welcome to. Value about $30. I am pretty close to the 405... So all it would cost you is $8.00 parking. It is at the Del Mar Fair Grounds... BIG SHOW. Takes a day to see it all. (Well, for me at least.) slowerthanmost
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 20:32:28 PST   Listings
Good afternoon everybody, It is even hotter today then it was yesterday sigh I think I have melted!!!
Janice Postive thoughts being sent your way.
Kelli In the past when I was selling Fitz & Floyd Pottery always sold well.I am sure your little set will be a hit this time of year
BTW DDG decanter set.
Geeze Don when you plan on posting something that warrants a Pink Slap, please wait till I am around, so I know why you were slapped :)

Julie who
Looked at everyones pretty but sorry I am no help as usual.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:56:58 PST   Listings
Go to the projects site and scroll down!
There pretty crafty!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:55:27 PST   Listings
Fran, check these folks out for your Xan thing!

http://www.xancreative.com/flash.htm
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:52:40 PST   Listings
good night george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:30:58 PST   Listings
Oh,pooh. I missed the post. Busy running back and forth watching House re-runs. Wondering what Rosso would have to do with anything that's pink slappy???
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:28:42 PST   Listings
To all, bon nuit
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:25:26 PST   Listings
George there is a glass hens group on yahoo groups that will be able to help you.
Chris
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:21:17 PST   Listings
Kelli, you are entirely to modest
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:19:42 PST   Listings
Rigaree, this is one of my favorite pieces/pics/
http://tinypic.com/useralbum.php?ua=AN80FbUAr2svM50RX1GwQA%3D%3D
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:19:19 PST   Listings
Don, it was definitely freezing here last weekend. Oh, I don't miss those Saturday morning soccer games - the kids didn't feel the cold at all, while we parents were miserable.

Irene, hardly, I just happen to know a couple of things at a convenient time is all. But I am glad you got a lead on your vase!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:12:51 PST   Listings
Don sorry I missed it. george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:08:41 PST   Listings
Kelli......There was snow over at Pie Town and Datil about two weeks ago. Magdalena mountains were white for a day as well. Since then, bright and sunny. Wood hunting last Saturday, had to have the sun screen on. I understand last Saturday in your area friends from Socorro were freezing watching their kids play soccer at some complex in Taylor Ranch. Such is New Mexico weather.....lol. ***Don
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:07:55 PST   Listings
Kelli, I so agree, I got P*****d for using an anatomically correct word in the proper context. What with every thing that has been going on I forgot to thank you for the link to the J.I Co (Murano). Found exactly what I was looking for but nobody can seem to agree on the origins or factory of this Co. And as always IMHO you are the undisputed Glass Queen. I humbly bow in your presence.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 19:04:51 PST   Listings
Decided to clean up the kitchen and then have a bed time snack. itsagas/Bill Didn't doubt the term rigaree. Ive seen the application of same. But never knew what it was called. Can't wait to say to somebody "Oh, that's rigaree."

I am really gone this time.

Helen in Indy
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:59:05 PST   Listings
Gosh did somebody else get p*****d, thought for sure I would be the next one AGAIN, G2M
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:58:17 PST   Listings
Don I know Westmoreland made a lot of stuff for the Rosso's so it could be them who wholesaled it. The gal who owned it was old enough to have got it before the molds were marked.

george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:57:15 PST   Listings
Who in the world would report that post? It was simply for education - I swear, some folks should get a life.

Don, how's it going down in your neck of the woods? Have you all had snow yet?
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:55:13 PST   Listings
I agree, a rigaree is applied just the same way a "drop over" or "pulled back" handle. jrm*rock, I now live in DE. but lived in Little Rock for 10 years. Still trying to pull my life to-gether after the traumatic move, know it will take time but eventually it will all come to-gether, as my Dad used to say "God willing and with a little bit of luck". Hope to be a bit more active pretty soon.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:54:31 PST   Listings
OH.....I see I have joined the Pink Slap club. Silly me. ***Don
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:52:44 PST   Listings
OK, where did my post to George go?? Did I offend someone? So I will try it this way.

George...... maybe that is a Rosso HON.

***Don
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:47:36 PST   Listings
BBG!!

See here:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:rigaree&ei=_gIGS9GEHpKKMeXi9b4K&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title&ved=0CAkQkAE

Bill
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:33:28 PST   Listings
Evening Glassies,

Actually , I should be saying good night glassies as I am soon off to my pillow and my book.

Just had to say that I had never heard the term 'rigaree.'
Spell check never heard of it either. LOL. And here two of you have some 'rigaree.'

sunwoman3663/Janice Will be sending good thoughts your way. Hope you'll find that all is well after all.

jrm*rock /Jesse love seeing all of your pretties.

enchantmentglass/Kelli Some beautiful stuff you got. I am envious.

Now for my book and bed.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:22:12 PST   Listings
GAIL-me too-I am NOT a pro on glass as you all know-but thought it did look like "RIGAREEish" style-I think you are right after seeing that list. Oh well,chalk it up to my silly curisity. LOlucy
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:17:35 PST   Listings
OH GEE Kelli-those are scrumpptious-the deco liquor set is just A-!,the cute skirty glasses are devine., Good finds.. Envious me--but I would never find anything here as well as you find stuff where you live. Lucky YOU...
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 18:14:38 PST   Listings
Several things I need some help with.
1. Girl with Fan goblet. Unitt shows this goblet with two different stems and opins that the straight stem, this one, may have been produce. Jenks et al concurs and says about 1960 maybe but no thoughts as to who. Same for Metz. It does not appear in the Wright books I have.
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/girlf1.jpg
2. Cranberry opalescent swirl tumbler 5 3/8” tall by 2 ¾ in diameter. It doesn’t feel right shape wise for old ie circa 1900. Wright sold an ice tea that looks like this and two shapes are pictured in the WVMAG publication page 49. Is this the ice tea and who dunit.

http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/swirl2.jpg
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/swirl3.jpg

3. Who did this Shield and Anchor goblet and when? Metz and Unitts show it without a maker or date.
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/anchor1.jpg
4. Mordock & Adams speculate that this Independence Hall mug was made by Boston & Sandwich. Does any know for sure?
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/independance3.jpg
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/independance2.jpg

5. This is Westmoreland 5 ½” HON unmarked but looks brand new. It it theirs before the WG was added or somebody elses after they closed.
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/HON1.jpg
http://imagehost.vendio.com/preview/ga/gabla/HON4.jpg
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george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 17:53:58 PST   Listings
Jesse--Do you mean this one? http://clicksnipwow.com/chataboutdg/img4160.search.htm It's the same piece. Works for 2 cruets or cream & sugar--Bob
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 17:33:44 PST   Listings
I love that decanter set too, Fran. :)

Guess I messed up my last link:

http://www.enchantmentglass.com/ffxmas1.jpg
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 17:31:44 PST   Listings
Kelli~
I like your "Skirt" glasses...But I love that
Decanter!
Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 17:26:01 PST   Listings
glass*usa / Bob... I saw those, but without measurements it was hard for me to decide between the #620 for sugar and creamer or the other one on that sight that shows for the cruets... I appreciate you clarifying that for me...
Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 16:51:24 PST   Listings
Lucy, just yesterday I found these little juice glasses (or wines, I guess) with rigaree. A little girl in line at the thrift shop told me "they look like they're wearing little skirts". They do!

http://www.enchantmentglass.com/rigwines1.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/rigwines3.jpg

Also found a really pretty Liqueur set, with gobs of sterling overlay, at the same thrift. I'm assuming this is Italian, because of the scene of Venice on the front of the decanter?

http://www.enchantmentglass.com/vene1b.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/vene2.jpg
http://www.enchantmentglass.com/vene3.jpg

And lastly this set of baked dirt, but I think it might go over well this time of year:

http://www.enchantmentglass.com/ffxmas.jpg
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 16:20:50 PST   Listings
Jesse--It's Cambridge, but it's #620: http://clicksnipwow.com/chataboutdg/img9400.search.htm Cambridge pieces were often cataloged 2 or even 3 different ways, but I don't think that ever belonged to the 3400 Line, which had fancy curlique handles--Bob
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 16:08:41 PST   Listings
I second Gail, rigaree is applied to the glass, not part of the mold... Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 15:46:07 PST   Listings
Lucy ... I could be wrong, but maybe all these completed auctions are wrong too. lol. Take a look at all the ruffle stuff and see where it's attached to the item...not part of the mold.

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 15:37:14 PST   Listings
Lucy ... you're asking the wrong person as I'm still in glassie pre-school. I think rigaree/riggerie/????? rigamajig is when it's all ruffledy like but applied ONTO the item...not a molded part of the item. But actually we will have to wait for the Glassies with the capital 'G'.

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 15:17:34 PST   Listings
http://home.comcast.net/~explogserv/j17.jpg

http://home.comcast.net/~explogserv/j17a.jpg

Glassies... Can anyone confirm if this is the Cambridge Glass Green Depression 3400 Oil and Vinegar Tray / Caddy???

Measures just under 5 and 1/2 inches tall, 8 and 1/16 inches long, and 4 and 5/8 inches deep.

Any help would be highly appreciated... Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 14:55:18 PST   Listings
GAIL-would the fluffy trim on your darling bowl be called riggerie.?? I am trying. LOLucy
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 13:30:10 PST   Listings
??????
Do I refer to a Katydid vase as simply made by Consolidated?
Do I refer to a Bluebell vase as simply made by Phoenix?
Or should I put Phoenix Consolidated in the title on both?
TIA.

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 12:47:12 PST   Listings
Bob/glass*usa ... Thanks a zillion. That's it ok. Off to the mall with it. LOL. thanks again.

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 12:37:03 PST   Listings
Fran - the only artist I know of name Xan does sculpture. It's an intriquing piece and looked a little familiar when I looked at it. BUT my brain's a little fuzzy. If any brilliance occurs, I'll get back to you!
Janice
PS: That does say Xan, right? Or it is upside down, perhaps?
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 12:05:04 PST   Listings
oklahomasong--Gail--I believe your bowl is the bottom of this LG Wright fairy lamp. http://cgi.ebay.com/FENTON-Embossed-Rose-Fairy-Light-Lamp-LG-WRIGHT-FENTON_W0QQitemZ200399674569QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea8c05cc9 The one in the auction is missing a piece, as is the other one I find in completeds. There's a clear crystal ring that sits in the base, the shade fits on that ring. I know your piece doesn't seem like anything could sit on top of it, but that's what the ring is for. The shade will sit on the base without that ring, but will not fit well at all--Bob
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:53:26 PST   Listings
I'm going to use the word 'reticulated' 5 times before I go to sleep!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:51:20 PST   Listings
I see a lot of hand painted potter from Portugal marked RCCL (not Reel as I had thought) so it must be a big exporter.

Here's a dish Rick picked up for free. That's probably its true value but thought I'd throw it up here:
[IMG]http://i50.tinypic.com/ve534l.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i47.tinypic.com/ddnghk.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i48.tinypic.com/rvitxy.jpg[/IMG]

Thanks!
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:19:39 PST   Listings
Looks like the same pottery house or job shop, how wild. Use reticulated hearts as some of your key words.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:16:36 PST   Listings
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reticulated
definition of reticulated
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:12:23 PST   Listings
Oops, guess I should've refreshed before I posted, somebody already got that. :)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 11:11:52 PST   Listings
Janice, try reticulated hearts in your search.

Good job, Bob!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:47:24 PST   Listings
Bob in KY~
Way to go!
Now you just must have a Cake Party in there!
Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:37:18 PST   Listings
Thanks FRAN!! Guess I did ok as I got it for $20 at an antique shop....but the best part is, I added another cakestand to my bathroom collection...lol.......Bob in KY
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:37:16 PST   Listings
Chris - look at the first thing that came up under portugese pottery: 310182491017 Pretty darned close. What is 'reticulated'?
Janice
PS: I suppose I could google it since my hands are on the 'puter!!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:34:43 PST   Listings
Chris, it says hand-painted which most of the things from Portugal are. Is there a nicer way to say 'with hearts cut out'??? I just picture open chest wounds when I type it!!!

Let me try... 'with heart shaped openings'??? better?
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:29:22 PST   Listings
What a pretty little bowl, try Portuguese pottery for search. I'm lost on this one, it doesn't look like transfer, so you couldn't really search blue transfer ware. Good luck, Chris
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:20:32 PST   Listings
Shoot~
Bob in KY Yes its Imperial Candlewick~
400/103D Tall Cake Stand BV $95
The sell very well here for $50+

Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:18:46 PST   Listings
[IMG]http://i48.tinypic.com/w2dpaa.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i49.tinypic.com/300tcf4.jpg[/IMG]

Doh! I'll bet you'd like to see it, right?

Even tho we're not potties, can we guess what 262 Reel means?
TIA
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:18:36 PST   Listings
how about a picture Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:17:06 PST   Listings
Good Day Glassies...
(((Janice)))
I had a Biopsy several years ago and it was negative!
So try and not worry~
I am sending good vibes your way~

Lamp Help Please~
My friend can't find it!
http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/uu185/hartmans2/IMG_1069.jpg

http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/uu185/hartmans2/IMG_1084.jpg

Mike,
I need HTML help not PDF Help, but thank you so much for offering! I wanted to just use that web page for my add.
But it looks ok.....

Kasi~
CYE~:O)


Fran;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 10:13:58 PST   Listings
Thanks for all the good thoughts. I just went food shopping to take mind off it and now it's put away, hubby settled in with a shoot 'em up movie and I'm wanting not to be idle. Got a cute little longaberger vase and a portuguese bowl at a thrift shop while Rick was in surgery. (another bit of busy work!) For the life of me I can think of a word to describe this bowl except 'nice bowl with hearts cut out' which sounds vicious. Anyone have a one-liner for me? I won't find the exact thing listed. (especially since I don't know how to describe it!) Apparently my language skills are taking a rest. 7 1/2" wide, 4 1/2" deep. Fruit bowl?
Thanks,
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 09:50:08 PST   Listings
??????
Got this sweet little bowl, 2 3/4"h X 5"d, that has some glowee to it...not terribly strong, but still definitely has some uranium content. It's a 4-part mold which kind of surprised me because I don't often see that. It's a sturdy little bowl, very nice and clear and very smooth, but substantial, not delicate. Thanks for looking.
http://www.deadzoom.com/member/prairiesong/G_0033.JPG
http://www.deadzoom.com/member/prairiesong/G_0036.JPG

Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 09:02:28 PST   Listings
Good Morning Glassies... There is a strange bright round figure in the sky today, it has been so long since I last saw it that I do not remember what it is called... LOL... Suppost to hit 63 today, but we will see... I have a few errands to run this afternoon then I'll be going through the curios and pulling some items out of the collection to list... I just have way too much stuff, and if I can get rid of it during the holiday season then so be it. Also, if I make some room in the cabinets I can always buy more later... LOL...

baabaamason / Bob... Looks like the real deal to me, but wait till dbfrogs / Fran confirms...

sunwoman3663 / Janice... ((((Hugs)))) and positive thoughts are headed your way... Please keep us updated...

Kasi... I hate moving more than I hate Dentist, and I absolutely despise going to the dentist... so i feel your pain... ((((Hugs))))

Well need to get on the ball and get out of here and do these errands so I can make some progress this afternoon.
BBL, Jesse
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 08:35:14 PST   Listings
Shoot, just re read my post. I am fine now, ignort the not, LOL
I agree with Chris, once you know what you are dealing with, there are lots of support groups and it is a big help to speak to people going through the same thing.
Let us know what you find out, the waiting to know is the hardest part.
Lainey
Posted by   ( )   on Nov-19-09 at 08:17:35 PST   Listings
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 08:13:51 PST   Listings
Janice, wow, I know right your at right now. As you go thru this, please know that the success of treatment now for breast cancer is very high. You will meet many long term survivors of BC and some new members of the survivors group like me, just in this chat. I got a great deal of comfort from meeting them, hearing their stories.You need to draw on that power, if in fact it is BC.
Chris
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 08:08:47 PST   Listings
Janice, I think I am one of the Lovely ladies Gail referred to, LOL. The biopsy is more scary than painful. That is exactly how I was diagnosed an year ago July and am not fine. Keep good and positive thoughts and we will all keep good thoughts that it is nothing. Lainey, who is now a 1 1/2 year survivor
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 07:46:38 PST   Listings
Good morning, glassies. Just finished vacuuming, dusting, polishing, and mirror/window cleaning. House looks fairly tidy for now.

Janice ... keep in mind that we have at least 2 lovely ladies here on the Chat that I know of who now have their BC treatments behind them and are doing so very well. Take heart. Will certainly keep you in my prayers.

Going to try to get some Christmas lights strung outdoors. I won't light them up yet, but I think I'd like to take care of it while I have a lot of sunshine the next couple of days and some reasonable temps. We did get our first freeze last night, but it should still hit 60 today.

Just me,
Gail
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 07:45:35 PST   Listings
Janice Prayers that this is a false positive on the mammogram.
george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 07:40:25 PST   Listings
good morning george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 07:16:44 PST   Listings
Hello, Glassies! I haven't been posting much - lots of negativity going on and yesterday was told after mammogram & ultrasound that I need a biopsy. Tuesday a.m. which is quite fast so I'm terrified. Usually it's a couple of weeks before they can accomodate.
So husband is on dilaudid as he recuperates from shoulder surgery; my daughter's family is in crisis and I might have BC. What else?
Maybe I'll get busy listing to move my mind away from it all. Usually I would share this with oldest daughter but she would flip out. Doesn't need the added worry. Youngest daughter is trying to handle older sister's issues with her and now knows about this so is a bit burdened.
So here I am dumping on you kind people, knowing the power of positive thinkers. And now it's time for tea.
Janice
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 07:00:58 PST   Listings
lmk3491----New Madrid Mo. Is in for another Big Jolt.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1812_New_Madrid_earthquake
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 06:04:05 PST   Listings
A earthquake in Maine!!!! What's the world coming to!!! And I'm in the middle of the country
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 05:16:37 PST   Listings
Good Morning Glassies....hope everyone has a GREAT day!!

Added another cakestand to my collection. DFROGS (Fran) is it the real thing? here's another view . Thanks.....Bob in KY
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 05:16:35 PST   Listings
Morning all y'all
Well yesterday and also today are a bust for what I need to do. Trey(DS) called yesterday, with a help. He's moving and has to be out by tomorrow, and just didn't know where to sstart even though he has been packing boxes for weeks. So Mom to the rescue.It took me less than 2 hours to get it organized, and then it was just a matter of going to the local corner employment office to pick up some temp labor to put stuff in trucks and trailor. So this morning I have to pick up the temp labor at 9 am and get it done again today. But will have him moved by late tonight. Boy what a pain in the A** Hopefully tomorrow I can go back to my ebay listing and taking pics. And now totally not related to glass.

XEROX IS DOING SOMETHING VERY COOL

If you go to this web site, www.LetsSayThanks.com you can pick out a thank you card and Xerox will print it and it will be sent to a soldier that is currently serving in Iraq . You can't pick out who gets it, but it will go to a member of the armed services.

How AMAZING it would be if we could get everyone we know to send one! It is FREE and it only takes a second. Well 10 seconds, and I figured y'all should know of this site, especially during the holiday season, so forgive the non glass post.

Fran, your book looks amazing, would you please figure out postage to 77079 and send me an invoice for your book?And love your exercising froggie this morning.

I'll be back later, maybe, depending on how the move goes.
Big breakfast this morning cause of all the manuel labor I have to do today. Eggs,over easy, bacon and TExas Toast.
Have a great day now, ya hear.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 04:52:51 PST   Listings
Fran, I have Adobe Acrobat Pro and I can download and edit your look-a-likes PDF to remove the email links etc. If you would like me to do that just let me know and I will email you the edited PDF. It will take me less than 2 minutes, so no big deal here. --- Mike
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 03:32:55 PST   Listings
Thanks Suzy
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-19-09 at 03:13:39 PST   Listings
Mahnin'All: We were awakened at 2AM by a tremendous jolt that sounded like an explosion. At first, I thought perhaps a large tree had come down nearby. Got up & put the outside lights on, but couldn't see anything. At 2:05, there was a second, smaller jolt. Then I knew. We had an earthquake. Sure enough, checked with USGS online & there was a 2.5 quake here at exactly 2AM. Guess where the epicenter was? Listed as 14 miles WNW of Rumford, Maine. That puts it almost EXACTLY, directly under my house! No wonder for a 2.5 magnitude that it felt so strong. Waiting now for daylight to go outside & check around the house foundation for any damage. Doubt there will be any, but I'll check anyway.

That Kodak 3250 printer is amazing. In working on Casandra's portfolio album, I printed out, in fabulous quality, the following: 16-8x10's, 22-5x7's and 42-4x6 prints.......all on ONE cartridge!! Just put in a new cartridge yesterday. Cost $14.47. While I was at the store, I checked the price of the cartridge for my old Lexmark.....$38.87 now! And I couldn't have even printed out the 16-8x10's on that without running out of ink.

If you're looking to buy a new printer/scanner/copier combo, I would heartily endorse the Kodak 3250. For $99., it's a fabulous value.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 22:17:25 PST   Listings

Good Morning Glassies....;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 22:11:16 PST   Listings
I did it;o)
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 21:22:53 PST   Listings
Thanks Kelli~
I made the page myself on the old AOL Hometown~
I just copied it and put it into my Frontpage...
I have a friend hosting it for me, but I know
She is very busy~~~
I did email Dave~;o)
I just might have to start from scratch~..
I did notice it was a free listing and
that made me want to do it~*
Thanks so much for always being there for me**
Fran
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 21:07:19 PST   Listings
Fran, if there's any javascript or unacceptable coding in the webpage eBay will kick it out. You'll have to build the listing without linking to the webpage, I think. But check with Dave, if he put the page together - he'll know how to circumvent that stuff.

Night glassies!
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:46:36 PST   Listings
I sell and gather many shot glasses. Most are 2 1/4" tall. hope that helps-feel too small for juice. At least for me would be too samll-as I drink 8 oz. daily each a.m.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:45:07 PST   Listings
good night george
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:43:23 PST   Listings
Dave........................................
Where are you? LOL
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:40:39 PST   Listings
I am trying to just copy this with out the price
or email or anything that should not be in a listing
like links ??? It won't work?
Fran
http://www.candlewicklookalikes.com/book.html
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:40:35 PST   Listings
FRAN- If u r real serious-take it to where you get fast reply-those darn puter nerds will help you fer shure.!!! I know.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:38:52 PST   Listings
JiM-LOl-I do that so often it is called OLD AGE. Or getting old before our time. hehehe & lalalala
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:38:49 PST   Listings
Good afternoon everyone. Hot hot hot is about all I can say. I am melting!!! Bring on the Winter LOL and to think summer hasn't started yet & I am already hanging out for winter. LOL

JimL That never happens to me.....raoflmao...yeah right!!
Julie
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:38:47 PST   Listings


OK Gail, You said it was easy.....Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Does anyone know what the heck this means?
Yes I am trying to do a listing for my book~
For 3 Hours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fran
* Description - Your listing cannot contain javascript (".cookie", "cookie(", "replace(", IFRAME, META, or includes), cookies or base href.
Posted by   ( ) on Nov-18-09 at 19:26:04 PST   Listings
Advil!!

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