Topic: Blue Opalescent Glasses - ID = Davidson Blue Pearline, pattern 96945

[antiquerose123]

  :ooh:  Okay ...now these better not be  :or: or I will  :thud:

I am  :X: these are *old*.  Two drinking glasses, opalescent.  About 4.5 inches tall.  Are these old, or is it *just* me that is Old... :24:

 TIA  

[keith]

Think those are Davidsons,English,maybe 'pearl line' will have to check,pressed glass not my best subject

[antiquerose123]

Think those are Davidsons,English,maybe 'pearl line' will have to check,pressed glass not my best subject

Thanks Keith -- i would not know where to start, so with your suggestion of Davidson, I have now found some like this IF that attribution on Ebay is Correct Click HERE

There it says they are called ?? a Diamond and Fan design separated with a double fan design.  Also says a 10 oz size of glass and that they came with 2 glasses, a pitcher, and a serving tray....Well I am kinda missing the *pitcher and the serving tray*  .....but I guess I have the 2 glasses.

Mine here look prettier   :spls2: as mine seem to be more Opalescent that those one, or else maybe it just does not show up well in their Pictures ??   

Wow, they are asking $29.95 for one glass 

Is this what they are called?  Is that the correct name?  Any date for them?  As that is all I have found so far...with Keith help.  :clap:

[Lustrousstone]

They are indeed Davidson Blue Pearline, pattern number 96945, registered in March 1888. Very nice find Rose. They may not have come as a set, as described. Americans like sets, but the English aren't so fussed. And the price is probably about right.

All you ever wanted to know about Davidson here http://www.cloudglass.com/. Look in the cloud glass too when looking for something, as designs were often made in all colours including cloud.

[antiquerose123]

They are indeed Davidson Blue Pearline, pattern number 96945, registered in March 1888. Very nice find Rose. They may not have come as a set, as described. Americans like sets, but the English aren't so fussed. And the price is probably about right.

All you ever wanted to know about Davidson here http://www.cloudglass.com/. Look in the cloud glass too when looking for something, as designs were often made in all colours including cloud.

Thanks Lustrousstone   These are from 1888, or approx around that date.  I never expected them to be that old.....I am surprised...and Thanks for that link too  :thup:

[keith]

Hey,I got something right without having to look it up in a book! :thud:

[antiquerose123]

Hey,I got something right without having to look it up in a book! :thud:

 :hiclp: :hiclp:  WTG keith....Glass 101.  Your a good student !!