Portland’s Rain of Glass

2012 Show Highlights

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2012 Show Highlights

American Glass History

Anchor Hocking’s Charm pattern, which is shown in Forest Green was made from 1950 to 1954.

The 8-3/8” Charm plate was shown in the 1950 catalog as a dinner plate, but later that was changed to a luncheon plate. A 10” plate was shown in some catalogs, but it was really only 9 1/4”. Rarely, Charm pieces have the Fire King mark.

Pieces in the Charm line included: Luncheon Plate: 9-1/4”; Salad Plate: 6-5/8”; Platter: 11’ x 8”; Saucer: 5-3/8”; Cup; Creamer; Sugar; Dessert Bowl: 4-3/4”; Soup Bowl: 6”; and Salad Bowl: 7-3/8”.

More of Fostoria’s Daisy Etching

A close-up view of Fostoria’s Daisy Etching

More of Fostoria’s Daisy Etching

Still more of Fostoria’s Daisy Etching

Items with a Rose Pattern

More items with a Rose Pattern

Rose Patterned items by Fenton

Our own Karen Nissly when she was a Rose Festival Junior Princess

Fostoria’s Neo-Classic Stems in color

Neo-Classics in color

Fostoria’s Neo Classic Cuttings

Neo Classic Cuttings in Pattern 6012

Hammersley Victorian Violets from Venita Owen

More Violets from Venita Owen

Hammersley Victorian Violets

Dolores Preas at the Country Store Display at the October Show and Sale

Some of the Candy Dishes on display for Candy Dish Night

Heisey’s Narrow Flute as shown by Janice Wallace

A closer look at Heisey’s Narrow Flute

Some of the interesting German and Japanese salt and pepper shakers in Jack Bookwalter’s collection

Fostoria’s Vernon console set in amber

Japanese Vases in Neal Skibinski’s Collection

Some of the Dancing Nymphs in Michelle Dewitt’s Collection

More of Michelle Dewitt’s Dancing Nymphs

Dancing Nymph Goblets

Some examples of Tiffin’s Jack Frost and Brilliancy as shown by Carole White

Another view of Tiffin’s Jack Frost and Brilliancy patterns by Carole White

Lancaster cuttings in Mark and Karen Imhoff’s collection

Petalware displayed by Sandra Millius

Another view of Petalware from Sandra Millius’ collection

Schumann’s Briar Rose Pattern in Venita Owen’s collection

More pieces from Venita Owen’s Briar Rose Pattern

Rain of Glass members admire pieces on display for Pitcher Night (in honor of the opening of baseball season)

Some of the crystal pitchers on display for Pitcher Night

More of the unusual pitchers on display for Pitcher Night

Heisey’s Orchid Pattern as shown by Dolores Preas

More of Heisey’s Orchid by Dolores Preas

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