Saturday, December 26, 2015
Saturday, December 19, 2015
More of Our Canada Magazine
I am happy to announce
that a blog post I did last February
on my sister Ann's blue glass collection
has been published in this Canadian Magazine.
This magazine is a division of Reader's Digest Canada.
"Our Canada Magazine" is published every two months.
"More of Our Canada" is published each month
available by subscription only.
I like the layout of this
article and story in the magazine.
They did a terrific job.
***
To view more of this blog on
Ann's "Beautiful Blue Glass"
click here
This magazine is a division of Reader's Digest Canada.
"Our Canada Magazine" is published every two months.
"More of Our Canada" is published each month
available by subscription only.
I like the layout of this
article and story in the magazine.
They did a terrific job.
***
To view more of this blog on
Ann's "Beautiful Blue Glass"
click here
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Vintage Wax Snowmen
My Vintage Wax Snowmen
They are all candles-
If ever I miss electricity they may all go up in smoke.
The two below are very old.
Aren't they cute
A Bit of History:
Gurley Novelty, started in 1939,
was a manufacturer primarily known for making
holiday candles shaped like small figurines,
commissioned by Exxon Mobile as a way to reuse
excess paraffin produced as a by-product of the oil refinery process.
Though each candle came with a wick, they were not marketed as practical candles.
Primarily sold at dime stores such as Woolworth.
Primarily sold at dime stores such as Woolworth.
In the recent years Gurley candles have become popular collectibles.
The snowman below I found recently in perfect condition.
A modern day Snowman
~A Vintage Caroler~
in perfect condition.
Thanks for you visit. xoin perfect condition.
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Merry ℂhristmas
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
Christmas Tablescape
Christmastime,
a time families get together
at the Christmas table.
Give thanks and make memories
that last a lifetime.
The dishware is porcelaine,
made in China bought in recent yrs.
The silverware is "Community Plate"
Wishing you Christmas Blessings
Give thanks and make memories
that last a lifetime.
These garnet dishes are my sister Carol's. vintage Avon collection "Cape Cod" 1960s-70s. |
The dishware is porcelaine,
made in China bought in recent yrs.
The silverware is "Community Plate"
Carol made this tablecloth many yrs. ago. |
Thanks for your visit xo
Monday, December 7, 2015
Awesome Amber Glass
I am sharing my sister Carol's
amber glass collection.
This antique glass dates back
to the 1930s
Amber glass is a tinted glass made
with shades of pale yellow to dark brown.
Depression glass, cardinal glass and hobnail.
Amber glass is a tinted glass made
with shades of pale yellow to dark brown.
Depression glass, cardinal glass and hobnail.
Glasses
Wine Glasses- Luminarc-1970s-France
Rich tones of color
I cannot find any info. on the large pitcher.
What kind of glass and date.
It is very old.
If anyone has any info., I would appreciate it.
Thanks from Andrea Ostapovitch: Carnival Glass, Harvest Grapes from the 60's ....
Rich tones of amber
Tall goblet on the right is Ashburton Amber, Libby Rock. The dish in the front is cardinal glass Below: The light coloured glass in the middle is Wheaton Glass U.S.A. |
The small lamps are hobnail glass The square dish is Hobnail also, Eames Era. Mid Century. |
Avon collectible decorative glass- 1960s-70s. |
Avon Glass |
Large Jug, made in Canada |
thanks for your visit xo
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