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Indiana Glass93 of 174Pyramid Yellow Pitcher with Glasses Indiana Art Deco Depression GlassGlass tray
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    Posted 9 years ago

    kennethleb…
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    Art glass is not my strong suit, and would welcome any and all comments, direction and coaching in regards to such beautiful objects which would only help me to understand and appreciate them more.

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 9 years ago
      I'm sure TallCakes will be able to help you ID the covered bowl. Maybe move it to the first spot in your photos so he picks up on it.

      I have no idea about your bird, other than it is great.

      BTW: art glass is a field that never stops challenging!
    2. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 9 years ago
      Pretty!
    3. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 9 years ago
      Thanks racer four. Again I thank you for all your help, especially with that pottery issue. I'm in your debt. I will move to see pic's around.
    4. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 9 years ago
      I think it is pretty also Efesgirl .thanks I am glad you like it.
    5. TallCakes TallCakes, 9 years ago
      the compote is a 'King's Crown' reproduction by Indiana Glass c1960s, and was made in various colors. This pattern was widely reproduced by several glass makers. The original maker was Adams & Co. c1891 and called 'Excelsior' or 'XLCR'.
    6. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 9 years ago
      Thank you both nutsabotas6 and also TallCakes ! That quite interesting. So basically you are saying that it's a re-poduction of a piece made in 1891? That's cool! It's still pretty. Thanks for your help!
    7. Parascheva1014, 9 years ago
      If you want to more precisely identify the kings crown pattern (It's more complicated than you might think) Here is a good site http://www.kingscrownglass.com
    8. kennethleblanc kennethleblanc, 9 years ago
      Thank you Parascheva1014 . I will check out site see if I can't educate myself a little bit more. Thank you!

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