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Tall 10 inch dish, Depression or cut glass? Glass is not my expertise!

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    Posted 11 years ago

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    toracat
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    Hello, I studied Depression and cut glass, this seems smooth and also feels sharp? Actually I only studied a couple of minutes! It is shiny as I washed it! Any help appreciated! Don

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    1. toracat toracat, 11 years ago
      Hi Geno, no marks on the bottom but was tiny egg underneath!?
    2. toracat toracat, 11 years ago
      Remember my duck pitcher! haha
    3. Paul71 Paul71, 11 years ago
      Hi TC, Neither Depression or cut...pressed glass considered EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass). It is J.B. Higbee's Alfa pattern, introduced for the 1908 market. After the company closed in 1918, some moulds for this pattern went to New Martinsville Glass Company.
    4. toracat toracat, 11 years ago
      thank you! I had no idea! Don

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