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Glassware7018 of 10058 A Rare Vintage Florette Biscuit Jar By Consolidated Lamp & Glass CompanyOrrefors Crystal Raspberry candle holders
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    Posted 11 years ago

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    Consolidates Periwinkle is a popular pattern to collect. They can usually be found in Pink and Pigeon Blood and Yellow is probably the hardest to find.
    On the left is a shaker in Pigeon Blood.
    Next is a mustard jar in Pink.
    Then a mustard jar in Yellow.
    On the right is a pair of shakers in Yellow.

    I believe that S&P shakers as well as mustard jars are the only shapes to be found in this pattern, however I would not be surprised is there is a toothpick holder out there somewhere.

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    1. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      Hi Scott, they're very beautiful. They flower design is so cheerful.
      I posted a jar with a quilted design. Do you know anything about them?
    2. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Hi Amy, I will take a look
    3. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      Thank you Scott :^) truly appreciate it.
    4. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Anytime :)
    5. walksoftly walksoftly, 11 years ago
      Love that red one!
    6. DrFluffy DrFluffy, 11 years ago
      These are some of my many favorites.
    7. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Great! I will have to post a similar pattern produced by New martinsville a bit later today.
    8. Vintagefran Vintagefran, 11 years ago
      Lovely A-nj
      love the name 'pigeon blood' I've never come across it before. I've seen red pieces like this described as 'cranberry' glass, it it just a different name for the same thing do you know?
    9. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Thanks, actually Pigeon Blood is like a ruby color and when held to the light has a tinge of orange in it.
    10. kerry10456 kerry10456, 11 years ago
      love all these 'Shakers" you've been posting. I get ask from time to time this same question, so Here's my chance to ask you:
      Approx how many different ones do you have in your collection?
    11. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Well, its hard to tell. I have about 1500 shakers but many are the examples of the same pattern but many different colors. Maybe on the average 500 different patterns?
    12. kerry10456 kerry10456, 11 years ago
      Impressive count. I would venture to say 1500 different, lol,as to variants. The color change in my opinion would constitute a different variant. Thank for answer on my query. Very impressed on your dedication and collection.
      Kerry
    13. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 11 years ago
      Thanks Kerry, Yes Im a bit obsessed :) And yet I know people who have bigger collections!
      But I am focused and enjoy looking for the stuff, usually at some point every weekend and vacations are based around antique shows and looking.

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