I have to say, I feel a little remiss when I have written and referenced vintage Glass Paperweights, Lightning Rod Balls, Target Balls, Marbles, Fire Grenades, Witch Balls, Fly Traps and Christmas Ornaments and have ignored the float subject. The common denominator of course, is the [...]
[Reprinted from Peachridge Glass] I have not written or posted about Occupational Shaving Mugs before though I have to admit, each time that Glass Works Auctions comes around with a new auction, I look at the vintage mugs hoping that a Ferdinand [...]
Marianne Dow over at the Findlay Antique Bottle Club writes: WOW -- Another JAR~TASTIC event! We had the best weather, and the best jars, and the best group of people! If you weren't there, we missed you! You can see [...]
[Wikipedia] Fine glass paperweights, are widely produced, collected and appreciated as works of art, and are often exhibited in museums as examples of fine glass art. They are made entirely of glass by sole artisans, or factories, usually in limited [...]
An incoming membership application email popped up on my radar yesterday. Under the comments section, from a collector named Greg Dean from Queensland, Australia, I read... "It would be good to have a category on the new web site for pot [...]
Popping up on a number of antique glass blog sites recently is new information (at least to this editor) on an artist and designer named Carlos Morales. He works and develops still life’s in glass. Composition and a keen eye for [...]
Marianne Dow over at the Findlay Bottle Club blog has been promoting this fellow making art with our bottles and bill-heads. We finally checked this guy out. His work is really good. Visit Old Paper Art MrCachet - Dave Dube Helena, Montana, United States [...]
The Jelly Jammers have announced the introduction of their webpage at www.jellyjammers.org The Jelly Jammers are a group of collectors that collect jelly related items and share information about jelly jars, preserves and jelly advertising. They also share by displaying [...]
FOHBC: Would you put this notice on the FOHBC website and Peachridge Glass. This should be a eye opener for bottle collectors as well as insulator collectors. Richard (Siri) “Let’s look at a couple of examples of how greed affects our hobby: [...]
There are some simply wonderful web sites out there dedicated to western glass and bottles. We thought we would post a few of our favorites...
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