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Offline TxSilver

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Re: pressed glass top hat
« Reply #10 on: March 30, 2009, 07:30:55 PM »
You have something to be proud of, Paul. You have a real Fenton. In my googling yesterday, I found a lot of hats that were probably not Fenton -- at least not of this design. It seems that many of the hats made by other American glass companies are dubbed Fenton.
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Re: pressed glass top hat
« Reply #11 on: March 30, 2009, 08:05:08 PM »
for you Anita - I will keep it.          Actually, I have some beautiful Fenton Carnival Glass, so it wasn't the factory or that it was U.S.A., just that I have glass coming out of my ears, and I try not to enter any new areas as space is not just at a premium, but non-existant.    The reason I bought it (less than a quid at a yard sale), was that as I have already menioned, I thought it was one of the English pressed glass outputs.         cheers             Paul.

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Re: pressed glass top hat
« Reply #12 on: March 31, 2009, 12:33:07 AM »
Well, we've made a lot of hats over the years, both pressed and blown (we have moulds for 4 or 5 different sizes of blown hats). I think our pressed Daisy and Button top hat was inspired by a similar product from the New Martinsville Glass Co., although there are also similar hats from back in the 1880s.
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