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Greentown Buffalo Paperweight - Summit Art Glass Reproduction
Greentown Buffalo Paperweight - Summit Art Glass Reproduction

Dr. James Measell wrote an article that explained how to identify the reproductions of the buffalo paperweight originally made by Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Works (Greentown). The only reproductions discussed in that article were by St. Clair Glass Co.

Animal Covered Dishes Made in New Jadite
Animal Covered Dishes Made in New Jadite

New Jadite covered dish with lion lid. Made from mold originally owned by Westmoreland Glass.

Glass Marked Murano from Mexico
Glass Marked Murano from Mexico

Look twice when you see a "Murano" glass label. This 11" crystal bird figure with the controlled air bubbles was made in Mexico, not Italy (Fig. 2). This sample was purchased at an antique show.

New Torchiere Shade with Confusing Pattern
New Torchiere Shade with Confusing Pattern

A new glass torchiere shade has a pattern similar to a well known vintage design. Both designs feature an Asian woman posed in an Oriental-styled garden.

A Review of New Jadite
A Review of New Jadite

In the late 1990s, antique dealers were happy when Martha Stewart began featuring pre-1960 jadite in her magazine and television shows. Millions of readers and viewers became interested in the pale green opaque kitchen glass and began driving prices of vintage pieces higher.

New Glass for Sellers Cabinets
New Glass for Sellers Cabinets

One of the most popular pieces of kitchen furniture from the turn of the century to the 1940s was the kitchen cabinet, commonly called a Hoosier. One of the better known models was the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet. The Sellers line included a variety of custom glassware made to fit various spaces in the cabinet. Most of this glass is marked Sellers.

New Gallon-sized Jairy jars
New Gallon-sized Jairy jars

One-gallon glass dairy jars resembling pre-1940 originals are now being made in India for an American importer.

Crystal Arcade coffee grinder jars (Arcade No. 3)
Crystal Arcade coffee grinder jars (Arcade No. 3)

The Arcade Manufacturing Company of Freeport, Illinois was an iron foundry in operation from the late 1800s to the Depression. Arcade is probably best known for its extensive line of realistic cast iron toys but made other iron items as well.

New Phoenix and Consolidated Glass Sold in Stores and Catelogs
New Phoenix and Consolidated Glass Sold in Stores and Catelogs

Pilgrim Glass Company began using Phoenix and Consolidated original molds to make new glass in 1994. New pieces were sold in mail order catalogs and retail stores across the country.

Additional shapes in new malachite
Additional shapes in new malachite

Three more shapes of new Czech malachite glass have appeared. (Malachite glass is a deep green slagtype opaque glass first made in Czechoslovakia, ca. 1920s). The three pieces shown here are also available in other colors including frosted clear cyrstal.