New glass four-quart Dazey Churns are now being made in India. There are several original styles of Dazey Churns. The style being reproduced is the one Dazey Churn collectors refer to as the Patent Date or Sloped Shoulder.

Large glass jars made within the last 20 years are being fitted with new paper labels making them resemble 12-inch apothecary jars. The original labels appeared on vastly smaller two ounce jars (arrow). Labels have been manipulated on a computer with Photoshop or other image-editting software and enlarged to fit the new bigger bottles. The new labels have retained their original contents size, 2oz and the original price, 1D (one penny). New labels are printed on a high quality ink jet printer which can be identified with a 10X loupe. The unprinted backs of the new labels fluoresce brightly under black light. Labels shown here are from Brown Bros. but other name could just as easily be copied.

Hand-formed new glass from China continues to copy vintage collectible styles. Two of the most recent styles to be copied include look-alike Venetian, or Murano, glass figurines and Czech vases.

Rumors of new individual-sized 4-inch Cherry Blossom pattern berry bowls have been circulating for almost a year. We finally found a sample to do a side-by-side comparison with an original.

W.C. Red Roetteis, former sales representative of L.G. Wright Glass, has identified the small fish dish (arrow, photo below) as a product made from a former Wright mold. This was item 77-2, said Roetteis, and was listed as a fish ash tray or spoon holder. There is no known old original of this small dish.

Pieces made to resemble two of the most popular 19th century patterns Three Face and Croesus have just been released in new vaseline glass. L. G. Wright, salt dips, R Rosso, butter dish Summit, Duncan, Riverside Glass,

A covered sauce dish with dolphin handle first seen in 2000 in white milk glass. It is now available in blue opaque glass (blue milk glass). The original piece is known only in white milk glass.

These robot/spaceman bottles have been seen in ever increasing numbers over the last six months. They are clear figural glass with molded helmets, ray guns in holsters and rockets on their backs. Facial features, a uniform and name are silkscreened in various colors. Height about 8 with a metal screw off cap with a coin slot. Each bottle is printed with a space name such as Orbit Admiral or Space Navigator.

A Dahlia pattern water set is currently being made in vaseline glass. The glass is made with uranium and does fluoresce under black light. Original Dahlia was never made in vaseline.