Hoping someone might recognize this pattern or offer some insight into researching these glasses.
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Based on the pattern I’m guessing they are from the late ‘40s/early ’50s but after that I’m lost.
Here’s a link to the listing. There are a few more pictures, although these two are the best and a bit more about the glasses. I have 4 of them.
Thanks.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
It appears to be “Willow Moon” by Pioneer Glass, Japan.
Check the piece sizes at the Replacements Ltd site.
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euroholic Reputation: 154 See euroholic's booth |
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
I’m no expert, but it looks like Princess House to me. My mother used to buy some of their pieces.
Best of luck to you with it.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Thank you Euroholic. I appreciate your efforts on my behalf.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
I have an EXACT match to that glass right here, it is more of a cordial size of 4 3/4" H and 2 1/8" Diameter across the rim. It has its’ original Gold on black foil sticker which says Wales (with a crown type logo)Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. MADE IN JAPAN
I DID have two of these, had them in my yard sale items and one of them broke. So I would be interested if anyone has anymore info on this. (Geesh, I couldn’t even sell them in my yard sale for 50 cents each!)
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Catnutti Reputation: 178 See Catnutti's booth |
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