Almost 600 photographs of both old (pre-1950s) and new (1960s-present) baskets are featured, as well as a good selection of old magazine ads and import catalogs. Cambridge, Heisey, Fenton, Duncan, Imperial, Westmoreland, plus a selection of the more modern imported glass baskets that sell so briskly now are represented. Roseville is the largest of the potteries represented in the book, and there are too many others to list. Each basket is pictured and accompanied by a brief description, market value, and country of manufacture. AUTHORBIO: Carole White is the author of a four-volume series on Made in Japan Ceramics. She also wrote Collector's Guide to Lunchboxes and Glass & Ceramic Baskets. REVIEW: Collectors will find a variety of baskets in every price range included in this book. Literally hundreds of baskets are shown in full color - glass, ceramic, old, new, large, and small, American-made and foreign-made. Description, height, and collector values are given for each item shown.
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Lots of individual color pictures , but no illustration for marks, no history of manufacturer, no index, poor organization.
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I purchased this book to help me identify an unmarked glass basket that I purchased at a flea market. Not only did I find the basket, but the book gave me background information as well as an old advertisement of the line. The book has many photographs and provides prices for each featured item. I highly recommend the book for research and identification purposes. It is well done.
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cobalt carnival, lustre glaze, yellow vaseline, blue opalescent, twig handle, oval logo, candy basket, split handle, enamel decoration, light cutting, glass basket, ceramic baskets, clear handle, nut cup, rope handle Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
American Glass, Glass Company, Dolly Varden, Imported Ceramic, Silver Crest, West Virginia, Century Art Glass, English Hobnail, Royal Bayreuth, American Ceramic, Hand Painted Nippon, Roseville Pine Cone, Cape Cod, Coin Dot, Double Rib, Imported Glass, Recessed Panel, Round Colonial, Kanawha Hand Crafted Glassware, Occupied Japan, Rose Marie, Roseville Dogwood New!
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cobalt carnival, lustre glaze, yellow vaseline, blue opalescent, twig handle, oval logo, candy basket, split handle, enamel decoration, light cutting, glass basket, ceramic baskets, clear handle, nut cup, rope handle Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
American Glass, Glass Company, Dolly Varden, Imported Ceramic, Silver Crest, West Virginia, Century Art Glass, English Hobnail, Royal Bayreuth, American Ceramic, Hand Painted Nippon, Roseville Pine Cone, Cape Cod, Coin Dot, Double Rib, Imported Glass, Recessed Panel, Round Colonial, Kanawha Hand Crafted Glassware, Occupied Japan, Rose Marie, Roseville Dogwood New!
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- The Encyclopedia of Duncan Glass by Gail Krause in Back Matter
- Fenton Glass: The Second Twenty-Five Years by William Heacock in Back Matter
- Colored Glassware of the Depression Era by Hazel Marie Weatherman in Back Matter
- Elegant Glassware of the Depression by Gene Florence in Back Matter
- Imperial Glass Co. - 1904-1938 Catalogs: 104F, 101D, Reprint Catalogue by Douglas Archer in Back Matter
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