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    Posted 9 years ago

    JLG1216
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    I have 4 of these plates and cups. Plates measure 10" diameter Cup measure 3 inches. There are no seams or trademarks

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    Comments

    1. JLG1216, 9 years ago
      I think they are from the 1950-1960's
    2. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 9 years ago
      Indiana Glass-Tiara Kings Crown?
    3. TallCakes TallCakes, 9 years ago
      interest website with catalogs and articles re: King's Crown pattern:
      http://www.kingscrownglass.com/default.aspx
    4. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 9 years ago
      Tallcakes I looked at this website and also at glassloversglassdatabase.com, just to see if I could teach myself something, and all I can say is I am more confused now than ever. Wow. How in the world do you do it? Getting back to this post though, I found a set similar to this as being "Lancaster Colony Corp" - is that what this is? And is it kings crown? Or just thumbprint? Or both? I must say, I think I'll just leave glass to the glass experts LOL.
    5. TallCakes TallCakes, 9 years ago
      @MFT : I agree with your assessment of Tiara 'King's Crown'. Tho' Tiara wasn't a glass maker as it was just a home marketing subsidiary of Indiana Glass. AND since Indiana Glass was purchased by Lancaster Colony, the maker designation can become murky; tho' most folks default to Indiana Glass. The pattern is sometimes called a thumbprint pattern because of that motif in the pattern. But let's not forget that this is a reproduction of the original 'Excelsior or X.L.C.R.' pattern by Adams & Co. c1891.
    6. MyFavoriteTreasures MyFavoriteTreasures, 9 years ago
      Tallcakes, when I grow up I want to be as "glass-smart" as you are LOL; Just kidding, I am learning as I go but boy, do I have a long way to go! Thanks again for responding/educating us - so very much appreciated, MFT

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