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    Posted 5 years ago

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    Sharky
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    Hi CW. I hope Tallcakes is around....seems to know and love glass. I love small eapg compotes, I have several from U.S. Glass to Bryce and others. Will post soon. Recently found this little gem at a thrift store and need help with the maker/ pattern etc. Reacts to UV, 4 part mold. 4 1/2 in across 4 in tall. Thanks everyone.

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    1. Sharky, 5 years ago
      It is somewhat similar to the "Crystal" pattern by Mckee and Bros. circa 1882 but I know that's not it.
    2. Sharky, 5 years ago
      lol atleast I Don't THINK it is..........
    3. Sharky, 5 years ago
      Also very similar to U.S. Glass 15023 but without the rows of tiny "beads". Maybe it's a different U.S. Glass pattern?
    4. Paul71 Paul71, 5 years ago
      It's Fostoria's Colonial Prism, a pattern that is not discussed too often. The pattern was introduced late teens/early 1920s.
    5. Sharky, 5 years ago
      Thank you Paul71.
    6. Paul71 Paul71, 5 years ago
      You're welcome, Sharky

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