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Posted 9 years ago
Ted_Straub
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This green flash glass creamer is a souvenir from the 1913 Bloomsburg, PA Fair. It is in excellent shape, and is a nice contrast to the red flash glass.
The Bloomsburg Fair is one of the longest running fairs in the USA with this year's edition being its 160th run.
I've seen a lot of ruby red flash glass, but not much of the green. Can anyone add which of the two colors were more common, and if any other colors were used in flash glass? Thanks
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Thank you, Efesgirl…I appreciate the love!
it's not green 'flash' as it is actually green glass with gold décor. Your cream pitcher is U.S. Glass Co. #15057 'Colorado' c1898. This pattern was also made in crystal and also in blue glass with gold décor, also some pieces were made with the ruby stain. 'Flashing' is the process of adding a thin layer of glass over the base layer in 'blown' glass and was not used in pressed glass.
Great ID, Sir TallCakes. :)
Thank you, TallCakes! Your input is truly appreciated!
Love green glass...nice jug Ted, especially like the beaded rim...:-)
Thank you, Katherine'scollections….I appreciate the love!
Greetings, v-50….thank you for the love!
Hi, racer4four…..many thanks for the love!
Hi, fortapache……thank you for the love!
Salutations, inky…than you for the love of, and for your kind comment re: this item….Ted
Hi, Moonie…thank you for your love of this interesting object….
Ted, you keep us interested in your eclectic finds :)
Thank you, Moonie.....what you say is so nice to hear! Have a great day....Ted!
Hi, Radegunder....thanks for the love!
Such a pretty piece!
Thank you, Efesgirl….I am impressed by it, too!
Good evening, Dave….I appreciate the love!
Hi, Sean….thanks for the love1
Good morning, Trey….thank you for the love!
Hi Ted_Straub. Great post. What a beautiful and interesting creamer. A collectors dream. I'd love it, lol. Great info too.