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Elegant Glass is Not Depression Glass |
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If you are new to glass collecting, you may not know what the differences are between Elegant Glass and Depression Glass. And, while both were made from the 1920s, through the Depression years and until World War II or shortly after the war, the quality and finishing techniques used were quite different between them [...] » Read more |
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Glossary of Glass Terms |
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Knowing the terms and jargon of glassmaking and glass collecting can take years to learn. The Just Glass Online glossary is a great reference to help you understand glass industry nomenclature and common glass collector’s terminology [...] » Read more |
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Depression Glass, Elegant Glass and Depression Glass Manufacturers |
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Produced during the Great Depression and up until World War II as inexpensive promotional items, Depression glassware is now extremely popular as a collectible and prices continue to skyrocket as collectors strive to add rare pieces to their collections. Read on to learn about the history and origins of Depression glass and Elegant glass, and the colors, patterns and manufacturers of Depression glass and Elegant glass [...] » Read more |
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History of Farber Brothers |
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Brothers Louis and Harry Farber were born in Russia in the late 19th century and immigrated to the United State just after the turn of the 20th century. Louis and Harry began working for S. W. Farber, their older brother who sold products under the name Farberware. In 1915 they formed their own company, using [...] » Read more |
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Fenton Ware Glass |
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The Fenton Glass Company is the largest maker of hand made colored Glass that currently exists in the United States. Every piece of Fenton glass will be used for home decor or a personal collection. The glassware made at Fenton is highly collectible and is sold through thousands of retailer’s world wide. In 1988 a [...] » Read more |
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Antique Lighting |
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During the last part of the 19th century and the earlier part of the 20th, a large array of lighting was produced in France, because the sources for lighting were shifting.Candlelight, and oil lights had changed to gas lighting and gas lighting was gradually moving to electrical sources. Many lighting sources were converted to one [...] » Read more |
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China Figurines |
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Just take a walk through the nearest fine gift or antique shop. You’ll quickly see that there is a huge variety of figurines from which to choose. When starting a collection, quality is important but so is having a good grasp of what type of figurine on which to focus. Do you want sports pieces? [...] » Read more |
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China Tea Cups |
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China tea cups may be plain or very ornately decorated like this one.Another highly addicting collection to begin, china tea cups have a beauty and diversity to suit the most demanding of eyes. The finest cup is bone china that seems translucent. This quality comes from bone ask in the cup’s clay. When you hold [...] » Read more |
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Vintage and Antique Chandeliers |
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Chandeliers are used today and have been used for centuries. Primarily the province of the wealthy or royal in the beginning they have become popular to anyone who wants to add a bit of elegance to their home. Some examples of those which were made in times past will show the quality of the hand [...] » Read more |
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Choosing a Chandelier |
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Don’t you always envision the chandelier as belonging to the most opulent grand home in the neighborhood? Chandeliers offer elegance, style and visions of royal style living when you see them in your mind, or in a home. Regardless of how new the glassware chandelier is, it still seems to reproduce the aura of being [...] » Read more |
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