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Any Help in identifying these items is much appreciated! The bowl is about 9 inches in diameter with no manufacturer markings. The little candy dish object is mainly blue, but looks like you can see all the colors in the spectrum when its in the light. The only markings on the blue dish is a small symbol on the bottom which you can barely see in the pic. Thank You!!
*Looks like the mark on the bottom of the cobalt blue rose vase is an imperial mark. Anybody know anything about the imperial mark?
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funhubpro Reputation: 12 See funhubpro's booth |
See if the maker’s mark on your blue dish is shown this [URL removed]
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Indiana Glass never marked their glassware; I’ve never seen a marked piece of Indiana Glass, it’s often confused with Imperial Glass.
Glad to help find the same Imperial blue piece on the dark side.
Need better pics of the bowl.
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
Actually the mark on the blue bowl is Imperial Glass Company used from [phone number removed] per the Encyclopedia of Glass.
The other looks like a low console bowl. Not an easy item to identify but sometimes you can ID the aftermarket designs. I have a book that shows who did the applied gold border and what pieces it was used on or what companies it was used for! Sometimes the etch can be IDed in the same way. With larger pics I might be able to help!
Beautiful pieces!
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froggieb Reputation: 774 See froggieb's booth |
Close up pic of that symbol might help someone ID it. And close ups of the pattern on the bowl will help too. Nice items!
[URL removed] the blue one looks like it might be depression glass.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
The blue one is commonly called a rose Bowl, but a close up the symbol and the pattern would definitely assist in identifying the manufacturer.
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thevintageflea Reputation: 251 See thevintageflea's booth |
The blue is cobalt blue glass. Don’t know what the other is.
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selon's_collectibles Reputation: 37 See selon's_collectibles' booth |
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