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Louise Krause Ruby Depression Glass Goblet

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    Posted 6 years ago

    dbrowall729
    (2 items)

    My grandmother left an overwhelming large collection of these types of red glass. Any and all information would be wonderful!
    Thank you!

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    1. Newfld Newfld, 6 years ago
      Beautiful ruby scalloped goblet
    2. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      not depression glass; this is ruby stained EAPG.
      A.H. Heisey Glass Co. #1295 Beaded Swag c1898
    3. GinnyK GinnyK, 6 years ago
      also called ruby flash glass
    4. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      Ruby flashing is done on blown glass by adding a thin layer of ruby glass over clear glass. The ruby stain done here is a painted on color that is then fired to set the stain. Staining is much more susceptible to scratching and doesn't have the crisp lines as cut-to-clear ruby flashed glass. Thus these stained items were popular for souvenirs, as the stain could easily be 'engraved' by mechanically scratching off the stain to personalize each piece.

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