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McKee’s “Innovation”: Glass that was truly ahead of its time.
While unpacking antique glass from our Janvier Road bungalow, I began to notice something. A lot of the pieces had these flowers and cut leaves! A bowl… A vase. A celery. Someone in my family sure must have loved this … Continue reading
Posted in Antiques, Etsy, Glass, Vintage Glass Patterns
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The Museum of American Glass: A celebration of America’s first industry.
I really meant to sell ALL of the EAPG and American Brilliant pieces from our Janvier Road bungalow. I really did. I mean, who needs old-fashioned, elaborately patterned glassware from 100 or more years ago? Someone who holds them in … Continue reading
Posted in Antiques, Glass, Why Are Antiques Important?
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Janvier Road: Sharing My Love of Antiques 