Two more sizes of glass Dazey churns are being reproduced: a Round Label-style in a two-quart size and a Patent Dated-style in an eight-quart size. Both sizes are copies of originals. The new pieces are made in India for an American wholesaler. Reproductions were apparently first offered for sale in November 2003.

These 9-inch dolphin-footed pressed glass candlesticks have been seen at many shows, malls and online auctions over the last 9-12 months. The three feet at the base are formed by figural dolphins. The candle socket is decorated in an outside swirl.

Pieces made in molds bought by reproduction wholesalers at the liquidation auction of LG Wright Glass in 1999 are now appearing on the internet and other venues. Cabbage compote, American Glass, Fenton, Fostoria, Imperial, Rosso, pickle castor, cherry pattern, crescent planter, Gillinder, Pioneer.

An unidentified French glass firm has just introduced a line of new glass imitating shapes and colors from the first quarter of the 20th century.

Among the interesting novelty items made by the old Indiana and Goblet Company of Greentown, Indiana 18941903 is the remarkable likeness of a steamer trunk. The lid and base are two separate pieces. Both show excellent mold detail including leather straps with buckles, metal corners and elaborate hinges with plenty of rivet heads.

In its Holiday 1996 issue, Victorian Homes magazine mistakenly featured a reproduction cut glass bowl and mugs. The pieces appeared three times in a cover story on Victorian holiday punch recipes. Each time it was shown in period Victorian room settings implying it was old.

As reported earlier, Gillinder Brothers Inc. glass company has reissued their figural glass Buddhas. The first reissues were only in cobalt blue; now emerald green is being made and other colors are planned.

Shown here are three 4inch vases, a part of 50 different new shapes marked Galle and TIP. These pieces are made in Romania. The mark of TIP in raised glass is Romanian for type or style. The Galle mark may be in one place, the TIP in another so look at the entire piece. The TIP mark is also easily ground off.

Shown here are three 4-inch vases, a part of 50 different new shapes marked Galle and TIP. These pieces are made in Romania. The mark of TIP in raised glass is Romanian for type or style. The Galle mark may be in one place, the TIP in another so look at the entire piece. The TIP mark is also easily ground off.

Glass figurines have been a made in the Czechoslovakian village of Zelezny Brod since the 1920s. By the late 1930s, large numbers were being made. Production stopped during WWII and then resumed in the late 1940s through the 1960s.