Watching from Australia. Thank you for taking the time to film so much glass. This video is incredible. I've never seen so much awesome, and also various styled glass. Amazing. If you enjoy the 'Caribbean' pattern, research the Sydney Company "Crown Crystal Glass' and their pattern called 'Waverley.'
If you ever see a cake stand with a well or dimple in the center, it is called a ‘rum well’. A place to put a small amount of brandy, rum, or liqueur to moisten the cake or infuse it with that flavor. Cheers!
I started collecting uranium glass and I ran across your channel. I want to go to that museum in the Poconos. I also want a knife like you bought and I have a few that I'm looking at currently but they're all over $200 so might have to do a payment plan lol
It absolutely loved this Video with all the beautiful glass pieces It took my breath away...so stunning most were! Kim you're charming and interesting to listen to with your beautiful soft voice, lovely personality and your generosity in sharing your knowledge with us in each Video makes me happy I'm a SUBSCRIBER! Linda from Michigan
That’s so thoughtful of you to pass along information about upcoming glass shows. I loved your video, even if I can’t afford some of the objects I still like to see and admire them. I think joining a glass club in your area is a great idea, you will meet likeminded people that love and appreciate collecting and you will learn so much. I applaud you for reading books and digging on your own.
Thank you so much!! What an uplifting and encouragement comment🥰 I totally agree! I've joined a few Facebook groups but some of the in person ones definitely caught my attention! I'm with you there on just looking, some of them are so expensive I'm afraid to breathe on them too close😂
At 16:11, that is called "Mary Gregory glass" there are many reproductions but it is named after an American artist who worked for the Boston Sandwich company in the 1880s. Not from Checkoslovakia.
Oh my gosh they sound so beautiful!! I just tried making homemade butter for Christmas dinner and was thinking how fun would it be to have a mold for it. I will be on the lookout for something like that next time I'm out antiquing! Did you ever use them to make shaped butter?
STEUBEN!? ARE YOU KIDDING??? Wow that's so exciting!! I have only seen Steuben once, I didn't even think to look for it. Thank you so much for pointing that out😁 those must be worth $$$
My great great grandmother had 21 childern so yes big table im betting alot of husbands custom made tables for there large familys in the 1800s my parents would use a big sheet of plywood to extend are table at Christmas and other hollidays
That makes sense! I've seen modern butter bells but those are the only round butter dishes I've seen made past the 50s or so. Thank you for the information, I've been really curious about that for a long time now.
See that's what I was wondering too. I doubt the average person could afford something like that, at least I certainly cant😂 it was so cool to go and see it. Almost like a museum lol you can look but can't take it home with you. I completely agree with you and love finding a good deal at an antique store, it's so rewarding and satisfying!
The catolog would only show what was available at that time, your pieces may have been made later, on the Caribbean. If they are the small handled bowl, they may not be Caribbean.
That makes sense, thank you! I believe they made Carribean up to 1955 when the factory closed so there may be some other pieces out there. The bowls I have have scroll-like handles so I think youre right and they aren't part of the pattern
Are they those pastel colored ones? I think I've seen them before. If I get my hands on a set of almond dishes I am 100% repurposing them for jelly beans😂
@@kimscollectibles7247 Yes. They are or were given out at weddings by many Orthodox Christians, Greek, Lebanese, etc. From the Mediterranean area originally.
Ah ok that makes sense. I've browsed online estate sales before and the sets go for well over $100. Granted they are worth much more than that, but for someone like me that's still out of price range for now😂
Haha thank you for the comment and the info! They do look a little like dumbbells though with how large they are! I have a set of thinner knife rests, but calling them dumbbells is a running joke I have with my dad😂😂
Watching from Australia. Thank you for taking the time to film so much glass. This video is incredible. I've never seen so much awesome, and also various styled glass. Amazing. If you enjoy the 'Caribbean' pattern, research the Sydney Company "Crown Crystal Glass' and their pattern called 'Waverley.'
If you ever see a cake stand with a well or dimple in the center, it is called a ‘rum well’. A place to put a small amount of brandy, rum, or liqueur to moisten the cake or infuse it with that flavor. Cheers!
I started collecting uranium glass and I ran across your channel. I want to go to that museum in the Poconos. I also want a knife like you bought and I have a few that I'm looking at currently but they're all over $200 so might have to do a payment plan lol
Thanks for showing us the glass at this show
Thanks for sharing the info. The Vaseline Glass Club looks cool.
At 2:44 is an epergne set, by Fenton.
It absolutely loved this Video with all the beautiful glass pieces It took my breath away...so stunning most were!
Kim you're charming and interesting to listen to with your beautiful soft voice, lovely personality and your generosity in sharing your knowledge with us in each Video makes me happy I'm a SUBSCRIBER! Linda from Michigan
That’s so thoughtful of you to pass along information about upcoming glass shows. I loved your video, even if I can’t afford some of the objects I still like to see and admire them. I think joining a glass club in your area is a great idea, you will meet likeminded people that love and appreciate collecting and you will learn so much. I applaud you for reading books and digging on your own.
Thank you so much!! What an uplifting and encouragement comment🥰 I totally agree! I've joined a few Facebook groups but some of the in person ones definitely caught my attention! I'm with you there on just looking, some of them are so expensive I'm afraid to breathe on them too close😂
At 16:11, that is called "Mary Gregory glass" there are many reproductions but it is named after an American artist who worked for the Boston Sandwich company in the 1880s. Not from Checkoslovakia.
At 20:40 the Cambridge pattern is Caprice, one of the best selling Cambridge patterns.
At 6:59 the cut-to glass is called bohemian glass.
Ahhh! you are so lucky! I wished I could've been there. Thanks for posting!
Glad to see the video and the voice over is great.
Thank you!! Im so happy to see and read your comments. I always learn so much from you
At 20:24, the crystals hanging are called a bobeche. Usually they sit separately on top of the candlesticks.
I used to have wooden molds for butter and yes they were round and had flower carving at the bottom of them
Oh my gosh they sound so beautiful!! I just tried making homemade butter for Christmas dinner and was thinking how fun would it be to have a mold for it. I will be on the lookout for something like that next time I'm out antiquing! Did you ever use them to make shaped butter?
I do like the clock that you showed at 1:11 and the blue candle holder that you showed at about 6:00. Great video Kim.
Thank you Tim!!😁😁
At 21:28, the Heisey pattern is called "Twist"
Ooo thank you! That's so helpful! I've only been able to find information about the colors, haven't been able to identify the pattern
Excellent video!
Thank you Smem🥰
At 3:23 looks like Tally Ho by Cambridge for the punch mug set.
I love it! It looks so fun and festive!
The "s" in Illinois is silent BTW, named by the French for the home of the Illini / Algonquian tribes who lived there.
At 8:27 you missed Steuben Aurene 2 pieces. White outside, and beautiful golden inside.
STEUBEN!? ARE YOU KIDDING??? Wow that's so exciting!! I have only seen Steuben once, I didn't even think to look for it. Thank you so much for pointing that out😁 those must be worth $$$
My great great grandmother had 21 childern so yes big table im betting alot of husbands custom made tables for there large familys in the 1800s my parents would use a big sheet of plywood to extend are table at Christmas and other hollidays
Butter was made in a wrapped bowl after you made it from milk. They didn't sell it in sticks until later when larger stores came into being.
That makes sense! I've seen modern butter bells but those are the only round butter dishes I've seen made past the 50s or so. Thank you for the information, I've been really curious about that for a long time now.
Well done!
Thank you dad🥰🥰 thanks for going with me
I wonder, how much of their stock do they actually sell, at those prices? I'll stick with the antique shops.
See that's what I was wondering too. I doubt the average person could afford something like that, at least I certainly cant😂 it was so cool to go and see it. Almost like a museum lol you can look but can't take it home with you. I completely agree with you and love finding a good deal at an antique store, it's so rewarding and satisfying!
The catolog would only show what was available at that time, your pieces may have been made later, on the Caribbean. If they are the small handled bowl, they may not be Caribbean.
That makes sense, thank you! I believe they made Carribean up to 1955 when the factory closed so there may be some other pieces out there. The bowls I have have scroll-like handles so I think youre right and they aren't part of the pattern
Almond dishes were for candied almonds, not raw almonds, sometimes called Jordan almonds.
Are they those pastel colored ones? I think I've seen them before. If I get my hands on a set of almond dishes I am 100% repurposing them for jelly beans😂
@@kimscollectibles7247 Yes. They are or were given out at weddings by many Orthodox Christians, Greek, Lebanese, etc. From the Mediterranean area originally.
@@shainazion4073 that's so interesting! I didn't know that
Go girl!
Most estate sales are run by dealers, not cheap. But priced for resale.
Ah ok that makes sense. I've browsed online estate sales before and the sets go for well over $100. Granted they are worth much more than that, but for someone like me that's still out of price range for now😂
Those aren't dumbbells, they are knife rests
Please;checkout Kim's video on her knife rests..its fantastic
Haha thank you for the comment and the info! They do look a little like dumbbells though with how large they are! I have a set of thinner knife rests, but calling them dumbbells is a running joke I have with my dad😂😂