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Early American Pattern Glass418 of 609 Imperial Glass NUCUT line #212 c1912United States Glass #15005 "Silver Age" (U.S. Coin) Cake Stand c1892
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    Posted 10 years ago

    l.a.lady
    (57 items)

    Found this very pretty unusual handled nappy? I'm not sure but I liked it. I found it in excellent condition at an estate sale here in Sun City, Arizona. Lots of great things, but I didn't have alot of money that day. Anyone know the name of the pattern?

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    1. TallCakes TallCakes, 10 years ago
      Imperial Glass #282 from their NUCUT line c1910; aka: Hobstar; Roanoke Star
    2. l.a.lady l.a.lady, 10 years ago
      You are so so smart. Thank you. Now I can label them so I remember the names
    3. Paul71 Paul71, 10 years ago
      Imperial's No. 282 was actually made before their Nucut line was introduced c. 1911. Most sources date No. 282 to 1909, but I first spot the pattern in an October 1908 Butler Brothers catalog. Some items from Imperial's earlier lines were included in the Nucut line-up, but I do not recall seeing any No. 282 items shown in any original Imperial catalogs specifically labeled Nucut. Memory is usually pretty good, but I could be wrong. LaLady's particular item is designated a spoon tray in Imperial's company catalogs, and I know it definitely wasn't part of the Nucut line.
    4. Paul71 Paul71, 10 years ago
      Serendipity--was just looking through a Spring 1905 Butler Brothers catalog for something else for a friend and spotted Imperial's No. 282 pattern in an assortment, so it goes back at least to Spring 1905. There are indications it was a new pattern for the spring market that year.
    5. TallCakes TallCakes, 10 years ago
      I do have an IG catalog with #282 included in the NUCUT line.
    6. l.a.lady l.a.lady, 10 years ago
      I just found the identical piece on ebay that sold for 20.00. Interesting.

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