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• Stag & Holly - The Genuine Fenton and the Fakes
• by curculiosglass( 202)
• FENTON'S STAG HOLLY:How to Tell the Beautiful Genuine Article from the Fakes by curculiosglass Detail from Marigold Stag Holly Carnival Glass Bowl, circa 1912 photo by curculiosglass Fenton's Stag Holly... 

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  Stag & Holly | White Stag & Holly | Fenton Carnival Glass | Blue Stag & Holly | Fake Stag & Holly

• 75 of 77 people found this guide helpful

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• GLASS GLOSSARY: D - E - Words Used to Describe Glass
• by curculiosglass( 202)
• Definitions of: Depression glass - double-etching -Durand glass - EAPG - elegant glass - enameled glass - engraved glass - etched glass GLOSSARY OF GLASS TERMS D - E A - B Ca - Cz F - L M - Op Ov - Pe Pi - Pz... 

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  Elegant Glass | Durand Glass | Indiana Pyramid | Indiana Tearoom | Depression Glass

• 45 of 46 people found this guide helpful

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• Marigold Carnival Glass and the One-Dollar Test
• by curculiosglass( 202)
• Marigold Carnival Glass and the One-Dollar Test by Curculiosglass photo courtesy of gmcarol Carnival glass, as the story goes, was supposed to be "the poor man's Tiffany". While Pennsylvania steel barons were... 

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  Carnival Glass | Spector's Plate | Carnival Glass Pastel Marigold | Lotus & Thistle carnival | Pumpkin carnival glass

• 44 of 45 people found this guide helpful

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• Identifying Syracuse China Patterns #5 YET MORE DESIGNS
• by nanalulu( 8020)
• Identifying Syracuse China Patterns #5 YET MORE DESIGNS Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO ) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are most... 

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  NANALULU | Syracuse | China | Plates | Monogram Hankie

• 29 of 32 people found this guide helpful

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• Pots de Creme: The Dessert and the Pot It's Served In
• by shopitamerica( 553)
• Pots de Creme (poh duh KREHM) refers to both the custard dessert as well as the small lidded pots this dessert is served in. The French language does not have a word for "custard;" the dessert is simply... 

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  Pottery & Glass | Pottery & China | China, Dinnerware | Dinnerware

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