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    Posted 12 years ago

    toracat
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    Hi I think this is depression glass, not worth anything, my mother had it, and now I do. It is kind of pretty, I should wash them, I was born in 1949 and I think they are older than me. toracat

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    1. Paul71 Paul71, 12 years ago
      You have a variety of things there, but wouldn't call any of it DG. The tall compote is the Alfa pattern originally by J.B. Higbee 1908, continued by New Martinsville in the teens. The "cut glass" type patterned compotes are Imperial's Nucut. You have a piece of Westmoreland there and a piece of Anchor Hocking's EAPC. The covered compote appears to be EAPG.
    2. toracat toracat, 12 years ago
      WOW thanks Paul71, I will write down this and study! thanks again toracat!
    3. Paul71 Paul71, 12 years ago
      quite welcome
    4. toracat toracat, 12 years ago
      those are glass net floats, from I guess Asian fishing nets. toracat
    5. toracat toracat, 12 years ago
      Thanks to Paul and Bellin I washed the items I showed and wow they look 100% better! And now I am reading about glass, not so easy to learn, but now interested and will keep eyes open at thrift stores! There is a lot of beauty, I have boxes of my moms glass to look through! now excited that my brother did not want any! toracat
    6. toracat toracat, 12 years ago
      thanks!

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