Topic: Need help in IDing my inherited glass Please

[darsayre]

http://www.dotphoto.com/Go.asp?l=darsayre&P=&AID=3334025&Pres=Y

[Frank]

Hi,

Quite an inheritance. It is going to be difficult to respond with so many items and some pics are too dark or blurry to see. In many case a view of the underside would probably help too.

What is the inscription on the red flashed lidded cheese dish(?) 'glass 036'

[glasswizard]

Wow, what a representative collection. In going through your pictures I spotted Early American pattern glass, what appears as Brilliant cut glass, opalescent glass, czechoslovakian, Heisey, Northwood. Being presented with such a large assortment can be quite the challenge.  Perhaps if you can pick out certain items to post it would make it easier. Just a thought Terry

[glasswizard]

In going through your pics this morning, I jotted down the ones I know and the ones I suspected and did a little research. Anyway here goes:

EAPG 001-from the rim definately cut glass
EAPG 037-Manhattan pattern, originally U.S. Glass but reproduced by Anchor hocking and Tiffin in the 1950s
EAPG 076-Austrian pattern creamer made by Indiana Tumbler and Goblet company or more popularly known Greentown
EAPG 145- I suspect those vases are Czechoslovakian
EAPG 153- A Heisey plate with "Shawl Dancer" etch
EAPG 167- Harry Northwoods Leaf mold red spatter. I suspect this might have had a lid which would make it the sugar to the table set.
EAPG 170- Amberette pattern by George Duncan and Sons
Glass 012- Nautilus in canary opalescent, originally thought to be Northwood, but now known to be by Dugan after Northwood left.
Glass 014- A nice piece of Vaseline stretch
Glass 036- Button arches, ruby stained and souvenired

Anyway this is a start and maybe others can add to it. Terry

[Connie]

I'll add what I recognized:

EAPG 0301 - Anchor Hocking Ball & Rib c. 1940s - only made in this bowl and a vase

EAPG - 038 Imperial Glass Cape Cod in cobalt

EAPG  059 & 104  - Indiana Glass Diamond Point

EAPG 62 - Federal Mixing Bowl in Golden Glow

Glass 001 - pretty sure  this is a Northwood design in Opalescent glass but I haven't found the exact pattern

Glass 014 & 16 - as Terry said - nice pieces of Stretch glass - the first I would call a cone sherbet

[darsayre]

Hi all, thank you so much for the info. First, Frank, the )036 lidded cheese dish has inscribed on it as follows...Cortland
                                                  >7/4/6-0.
 the other side is inscribed Elizabeth Cozzens

Terry, thank you so much for the info, so very helpful...

Thank you Connie, like the others very helpful...its a start until I can afford to buy more books, the ones I have sure havent been helpful.

[Nancy128]

What a FABULOUS collection of glass.  I saw several pieces of the American Brilliant period that looked very interesting.  Do any of your pieces have signatures on the cut glass?  If they do, I could hopefully narrow down some patterns for you.
Nancy

[darsayre]

Thanks for looking Nancy, no none of the cut glass have markings on them. That sure does make it hard to ID I know. Which is why I am having such a hard time...Darlene

[darsayre]

www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=darsayre&AID=3334025&.Pres=Y
I think this is the link, added new photos and named some..Thanks all for your help

[KarenR]

It may not even matter any more but the bowl pictured in the original post is TB Clark's "Prima Donna" pattern.