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Not to worry about bad news, it was given to me. I'm not crazy about it and will probably give it to some little girl that likes it. Thank you for responding!
A little help with this Doll please!
Sorry to bother you again but can you tell me where you found all Carnegie is not signed? Was it on the internet or a book?
Thank you, would you know if this may be a Carnegie piece?
That's not my picture nor is it what I wrote???? I did write about my 14" Dorflinger Kalana Lily Vase though? I also posted a picture but it isn't here?
I have a book with some Dorflinger in it but it doesn't give values.
If anyone is interested I found out the name of this pattern is Orphelia and it was made in 1938.
You might want to check here. http://www.goofus.org/
It appears to be Stretch Glass. Probably not Steuben though. Several companiesmade the irridescent stretch glass. It is most likely one of these companies. I would lean toward Northwood and Fenton. ...
Your piece is Fostoria called Heirloom. It's pretty collectible.
Thank you all for the help!
Also, if you are going to sell it the proper name for the red is "Ruby Stained" so many say Ruby Flash but it is not Ruby Flashed.
Your Blue Bowl was made by Jefferson Glass and called Many Loops. You can see a few of them on eBay.
It's very worn so I didn't see it but it has the Diamond H on the bottom so I guess it is Heisey.
These were not made by Indiana glass. They were made by a company in Oklahoma and therefore go by the name Sooner Glass. Very popular in the 1970's.
I don't know the value but it's satin glass in Fenton's Basketweave pattern.
It's an EAPG pattern, Button and Arches.
Not Kings Crown, looks a lot like Indiana Diamond Point.
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