Marigold Carnival Glass bowl help with ID please - Country of Origin = Japan

[JC]

HI Glen,
When I made mention to Mike about Crown Crystal, I later remembered that No they didn't do that, I had recollections of looking in my book  and at first thinking that the 2pint  jug from  67 series was very similar, but with 2 rows of bulleyes.When  I compared both I realised how wrong I was.Funny how the memory can play tricks on you. :roll:
Also should add too that I was told the Bulls Eye and fan pattern without the stars in the centre is also called Running Bullseye.With the Star was named Star in Bullseye
I'll enjoy watching this thread to see where it all leads. It was not 100% conclusive that my jug was USA.But I am sure there was no Made in Japan on it.
Also while here, I should add that some time back I posted a message here about an advertising plate moulded on the base with Regd No and Made in Japan.I can't for the love of me remember what it was advertising.But the lettering was done in tiny dotted glass around the rim and I do remember the word "RICHES" well I think I remember that word. I have tried doing a search but can't find my old post, so I am thinking that I would have posted tha,t when the message board was on the old site.I don't have the plate anymore.Can't remember if I sold it on eBay or whether it went to a market.I didn't even keep a copy of a pic, so I could show.  
Julie..

[Glen]

Julie - great to hear from you (http://www.websmileys.com/sm/happy/042.gif)

Thank you so much for the extra info and clarification. It all helps build the bigger picture.

And yes, I am sure I remember you posting that plate with the Made In Japan lettering on. Your description rings a bell with me....the punched (dotted) lettering and so on. I do remember it. Oh for a time machine.....

Thanks again, Julie.

Glen

[JC]

Glen yes Oh for a time machine.I would love to be able to go back 15-20 yeas ago and get all the unidentified glass I sold over the years.Or even to just have good pics.But back then I didn't think it was possible to find out who and when glass was made.Thought it was all a big guessing game.Which really it was down here. Most glass back  then was IDed as Depression era or Victorian 1880.  :roll: But who would have thought back then, I would find the internet and spend so much time, browsing and learning,( well trying to learn anyway :lol: ) So much info and such a tiny brain to put it in.  :lol: But I love it.
BTW I enjoyed your Article too, don't think I mentioned that  before.I enjoy all your articles.Thanks for them all  :D
Julie