Thank you! It’s a small antique cobalt pitcher/creamer 3" high – I bought at an antique auction 15 years ago and I can’t remember the pattern…. It’s like pearl necklaces hanging from a garland?
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Any help would be appreciated, thank you!
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Thegirlsrock99 Reputation: 22 See Thegirlsrock99's booth |
I agree and disagree with barntiques, lol.
It is the pattern originally known as Cameo or Ballerina/Dancing Girl. Hocking made the Cameo pattern depression glass in the 1930s in green, pink, yellow, and crystal, but they did not make Cameo items in cobalt blue.
Mosser Glass of Ohio made reproductions of this pattern, called the line “Jennifer miniatures”, and made items and sets in different colors, including cobalt.
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And if you search here on bonanza for Mosser Jennifer pitcher, you will find a couple of examples in different colors.
I don’t think the pattern is as pronounced on these miniature pieces, doesn’t quite compare with the original pattern.
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
it looks very much like Hocking Glass Co’s Cameo also known as; Ballerina Dancing Girl 1937-40.
Hard to tell for sure
AHA i see the real pattern via Queen Mum (ty)and stand corrected by Time Span; i agree this is a Mosser Repro. Good eye and call timespantreasures
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
My old eyes can’t really see the pattern on your lovely little creamer,
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Queenmum Reputation: 72 See Queenmum's booth |
So – it’s a repro? I am so disappointed – I’m not even tell you what I paid for it 15 years ago. I didn’t pay a repro price that’s for sure!
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Thegirlsrock99 Reputation: 22 See Thegirlsrock99's booth |
Well if have enjoyed it for 15 years that is worth something. :)
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DebbiesCorner Reputation: 78 See DebbiesCorner's booth |
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