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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => USA => Topic started by: PatternGlass.com on December 14, 2005, 12:09:48 AM
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We have a butter dish that is absolutely beautiful. We are Early American Pattern Glass specialists so it is way out of our bailywick. It is pictured at www.patternglass.com/ArtGlassButter.htm . Really, I have asked everyone I know and many I don't know but thought might be able to help. Besides saying it looks like peachblow and maybe English, like Webb, I have totally struck out. The last Art Glass author I contacted had NO idea but said that Johanna Billings wrote a book on Peachblow & she might. I do not know Ms. Billings and don't know how to contact her. Any chance anyone here has a lead for us? Thanks so much,
Elaine
PatternGlass.com
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Hi Elaine, The book referred to is Peachblow Glass by Johanna Billings. It was published by Krause Publications. They list an address 700 East State Street, Iola Wisconsin 54990-0001 Also a phone number for further information (715) 445-2214 Perhaps they can direct your questions to Ms. Billings. Hope this helps Terry
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Johanna Billings' contact info is at the top of this page:
http://www.arsh.com/art-glass/collect/bankie/
I would venture a first guess that it is Webb in which case it would be Queen's Burmese, not Peachblow:
http://www.great-glass.co.uk/library/lib2ad.htm
Harrach would be my second guess.
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Well, thanks so much! I've sent my URL to Ms. Billings and will post her reply when and if I get some ID. The decor looks similar to a rose bowl on the last post-er's link but also there is a similar decor on a Webb piece. We'll see what she comes up with - if anything.
Elaine[/code]
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JMHO - But I don't think it is Webb. There is too much enamel work on it, especially around the flowers.
Look at this page of documented Webb decorations
http://www.fairy-lamp.com/Fairylamp/WebbDecorationsFinal.html
Also Ron, wouldn't Queen's Burmese be pink (salmon) and yellow not pink an blue-white?
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I don't thinks it's Webb's Queen's Burmese either as it has no uranium content. It's very pretty though