My Mothers' Pitcher
do they even make these anymore?
Linda Norvell
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Taken 5:02 PM on January 9, 2019
Uploaded 9:50 AM on January 10, 2019 - Category:
- Posted in Friends & Family
- Exif:
- NIKON D5200
- ƒ/6.0
- 1/30 sec.
- 185 mm
- 200 ISO
- Place:
- Jonesboro, AR
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patty merritt
commented 8 days agoI have one with glasses
angie sentell
commented about 1 month agowhat a beautiful treasure
David Snoddy
commented about 1 month agoNice shot
Lorrie Eveland
commented about 1 month agoBeautiful!
Linda Norvell
commented about 1 month agoThanks for the information, Kathy!
Kathy Gratzon
commented about 1 month agoLinda, this is depression glass, the IRIS & HERRINGBONE pattern, iridescent color! It was made by the Jeannette Glass Company in 1928-1932 and in 1950. Reproductions are out there. Jeannette closed in 1983. I started collecting depression glass about 30 years ago. I collect sherbet dishes in all patterns, which makes for a unique and colorful display. The Arkansas Glasshoppers hosts a depression glass show every February at the Hall of Industry on the AR State Fairgrounds in Little Rock, usually around the Presidents‘ Day weekend. Your vase is beautiful! Your mom probably got it at the gas station or in a box of oats or laundry detergent!
Kirt Wilson
commented about 1 month agoIts beautiful!
gerald sullivan
commented about 1 month agoI doubt it. This is a lovely pitcher with the gold look of carnival glass or depression glass. Very nice picture of the pretty glass piece. I know you are proud to have it.