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I’ve just listed a set of glass ware, 4 salad plates and 4 bowls. I know that having the pattern and/or manufacturer name will help in selling them, but I can’t spend hours trying to find which one. They are unmarked.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/185380282191
If anyone knows anything about the pattern without spending much time researching, I’d appreciate it. If not, the buyer will find these eventually.
I’m not even sure if they are vintage or not. I did look through eBay listings as well as Replacements.com. Because there is so much glass on their website, I narrowed down the search to Anchor Hocking, Indiana Glass, and another one I can’t remember now.
I’ve listed these as green because that is how I see them, but they also look like a smoky gray. If they are considered gray, then that might have hindered my search.
No big deal, really, but it will help if I can get that information. Thanks!
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Huh, so you have a color meter that can work off the computer monitor?
They looked like a green to me, but came out more gray in the photos.
The plate definitely has a flower in the center with leaves all around, but I did check for a Loganberry glass patter, and I see the similarity. Not it though.
Thanks!
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It’s a utility program on the Apple iMac (Digital Color Meter) which of course just gives the RGB values of what’s been displayed on my screen- slightly more green and blue than red. My guess is that the original color of the glass is a greenish tint, like window glass, and something was added to the molten glass to give a grayish color, which is where the dark spots come from. But that’s a guess 🙂
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@antique-frog – Could be, makes sense. Thanks for your help!
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I looked through the Arcoroc glassware on replacements.com. I saw some similar plates, but not the same pattern and not the smoky gray color. I had assumed that Arcoroc glass is always marked, but that could be because I’ve only been able to identify the ones I had because of the markings. This set is unmarked.
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