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Heart of America Glass Collectors Kansas City |
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Meeting Highlights & Program
January 2010 The first meeting after the holidays is always fun. In lieu of a program on a specific collection, club members bring holiday treasures for a Double Show and Tell! Here are some highlights from this meeting. Descriptions of each treasure is found below the pictures using the corresponding number.
1. Back Right: Fenton ruffled compote. Back Left: Fenton Blue Satin Rose tall compote. Front Right: Cambridge Gold-Band Wildflower #1309 vase. Front Left: Fenton Blue Satin butterfly on stem.
2. Back Right: New Martinsville nautilus shell vase bookend, circa 1940. Back Left: Imperial Williamsburg Amber pitcher, from a Heisey mold. Front Right: Four sizes of harlequin glasses, maker unknown, circa 1948. Front Left: Twiggy amber iridescent dinner plate. 3. Ruby pinch decanter with a pewter overlay, manufacturer unknown. 4. Crystal decanter set in cobalt blue decorated glass egg, maker unknown. 5. Back Right: Pressed glass small decanter and stopper, pattern and maker unknown. Back Left: Vase, possibly Blenko. Front: Fostoria Colony 2-handled tray.
6. Westmoreland 6 ¾" English Hobnail electric lamps in pink and green, 9 ½" English Hobnail electric lamp in milk glass, and 9 ½" oil lamp in Belgian Blue, all circa 1905.
7. Left: Imperial Candlewick flower candleholder with handle (#400/40HC) with mini peg vase. Center: Imperial Candlewick 3 toed 8" bowl (#400/182) with graduated beads. Right: Imperial Candlewick 5" square bowl (#400/535), made for WJ Hughes & Sons stores in Toronto.
8. Left: Imperial Candlewick #3400 champagne with the Aster (Spider Mum) cutting. Right: Cambridge #3527 stem with Wildflower etching, made between 1940 and 1958.
9. Left: Cambridge pressed Rose Point goblet with Royal Blue bowl. Back Center: Whimsical compote with a glass pedestal and china plate. Front Center: Federal green 3-spout measuring cup with art deco handle. Right: Cambridge pressed Rose Point footed tumbler with Carmen bowl.
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