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Offline kindhearted

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Pink Glassware
« on: October 17, 2009, 01:03:50 AM »
I just inherited these sets of pink glassware.  One set of the glassware looks like Water Goblets and the other set of glassware look like Champagne glasses.  I have never seen or felt glassware like this before.  The person who I inherited the glassware from was 89.  I don't have any history on the glassware, however a picture was found along with the glassware from a magazine and it is the same glassware that is in the magazine picture.  Any help would be appreciated regarding the age and the maker or pattern name of these two glasswares.  I will be more than happy to forward anyone pictures as my file is to large for this post.  Thanks for any help in this matter. 

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Offline Cathy B

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Re: Pink Glassware
« Reply #1 on: October 17, 2009, 01:37:42 AM »
Hi there, and welcome to the board. We have a techie tip for posting pictures here. There are instructions for using Irfanview to reduce the size of your pictures. Use resize/resample to do this, rather than saving the file with less resolution, as you'll lose detail.

If you like, you can forward the photographs to me. To get my email address, just click the little envelope under my username in the info block to the left of this box.

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