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Posted 10 years ago
shareurpas…
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Vtg Green Footed Bowl?
I don't understand this "bowl"??? To me it looks like it should or maybe was the bottom of a lamp shade? But the "crimping looks too even for being done afterward...Why would a fixture for the footing be as this one is?
If it is original, do you know the pattern name and age?
Thanks for your help!!!
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Thanks for the love Pat!
Sweet! I think tall cakes will know! :)
Green Pedestal Bowl by Indiana Glass, Duette Pattern - Gold Tone Cast Metal Footed Base
Or agh will know, of course! :)
Agh only bases response on research - Tall Cakes is the expert
Ahhh, I understand :)
Agh!!! You are awesome! Thank you so much! And thank you too Jewels :)
like agh states, this is a Duette rose bowl by Indiana Glass from around 1970s or so. Adding this type of metal foot was somewhat typical of many glass pieces in those days.
"Those days" - now I feel really old :)
& I lay no claim to being an expert. I only recognize some glass motifs and thus able to research various resources, and try to base opinion on facts as I see them. : )
Hmmm...I wonder what they have it listed under? I'll find it. Thank you so much TC and shouldn't have doubted for a sec that agh was right!
Hey Jewels! Nice clean up LOL!!!
Come on now agh...you wouldn't really wanna go back to 'those' days anyway, would you? For me, the memories are good enough!!!
And just as a matter of fact, many of us 'depend' on both of you, tall cakes and agh, for your quick answers! really!!!
'those days' were not really that long ago : ) "R" does have this in milk glass; I think Duette was only made in a rose bowl.
google "indiana glass duette pattern" and look at images
It looks like they made with and without the pedestal foot and as TC said also in milk glass.
can't say for sure but it looks like the #2853 in the 1978 catalog:
http://www.carnivalheaven.com/indianacatalog1978/id37.htm
& milk glass #2938 too:
http://www.carnivalheaven.com/indianacatalog1978/id39.htm
Yes, I just saw that a moment ago myself. Pretty strange if ya ask me, what can I say?!
Thank you both again !!!
beautiful!!
Those two are awesome aren't they SUP, and humble too! We know just how clever they are.
Nice bowl by the way!!!
Lovely bowl......shape and colour!
Thank you Sean!
Thanks Karen. Yes...too much fun to watch!!! How's the house coming?
Thanks for the comment and love sklo!
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I have a very similar piece but it is a compote. Nice and heavy, the exact pattern and shape…
Beautiful color:)
I was looking at other depression glass images and this one stopped me because I have the same one - belonged to my grandmother. Love learning more about where it came from!