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Name:
jackie taylor
Email:
jactay5195 at msn dot com
Date:
04 Mar 2002

Comments

I have a milk white oil lamp the base is approximatele 5"in diameter and the latern portion is height is about 11" the lantern portion has hand painted leaves and the anterior of the base has the same leaf pattern, however ia am unable to find any numbers or names on the lamp at all . the switch on the lamp resembles a skletal key that enables the lamp to be turn off and on. can you help to determine the approximate time frame this lamp was produced.

Name:
RuthE.Perkins
Email:
foofanodder1 at juno dot com
Date:
23 Feb 2002

Comments

WONDERFUL!!!!Thank you!!

Name:
mick marshall
Email:
mickey at atcjet dot net
Date:
18 Feb 2002

Comments

i just recently purchased a computor for home use. being a member of nmgcs since june of 1997, i must say i enjoyed the web page very much. i'll look forward to reviewing from time to time. sincerely, mick marshall

Name:
robert johnson
Email:
deebdb at frontiernet dot net
Date:
18 Feb 2002

Comments

Good Site

Name:
Marie Nolet
Email:
noletredsox9 at aol dot com
Date:
16 Feb 2002

Comments

Enjoyed looking at the conventions pictures! Brought back lots of memories. Looking forward to this years' convention in June. See you then! I am a milk glass collecting fool!

Name:
Cristy
Email:
Robert_4805 at msn dot com
Date:
29 Jan 2002

Comments

I never knew there were so many kinds of Milk Glass.

Name:
Sandy Fincher
Email:
sandra.fincher at verizon dot net
Date:
29 Jan 2002

Comments

I can't believe I found your site. It is so exciting. I didn't learn about the L.G. Wright sale until it was over. I had finally found it and visited once, from MO. I tried to buy a mold then, but the "girls" wouldn't sell. I haven't seen the entire list, but am curious who ended up with "opal open". We probably have the largest collection of it in the world - even have one in milk glass. Is it rare? Also, just ran across the basket that looks like it, but with a few more ribs than the regular ones. Do you know who made the basket, what it is called, and if it came in different colors. We had seen a drawing of it somewhere and have lost our copy in our move to the east coast. Thanks soooooo muuuuch for your site. How awesome!!! Sandy

Name:
Charlotte Dishke
Email:
cdishke at quickclic dot net
Date:
22 Jan 2002

Comments

I love Milk Glass, and I am so glad to have found you. Thank you. Charlotte

Name:
angie conn
Email:
fairy966 at hotmail dot com
Date:
14 Jan 2002

Comments

I like the page I just think you need more pictures of peoples collections.

Name:
Sohaile Ataie
Email:
sohaile at hotmail dot com
Date:
10 Jan 2002

Comments

Does anyone know Mr.Nick Ciovica by any chance???

Name:
Edie Thompson
Email:
edythe29 at yahoo dot com
Date:
09 Jan 2002

Comments

What day is the glass show in Marietta Georgia? I thought it was the 19th and 20th of January but I have missplaced the directions. Can you be of any help?

Name:
Maurice Woolsoncroft
Email:
Wrightcroft at aol dot com
Date:
03 Jan 2002

Comments

I enjoyed seeing my Vallerysthal Squirrel and my Cupid and Psyche on your gallery pictures. I have a milkglass spittoon with gold painted rim, very old and plain any ideas on maker or age .. thanks

Name:
Edythe Thompson
Email:
edythe29 at yahoo dot com
Date:
02 Jan 2002

Comments

I ave just recently started collecting milkglass and depression glass. I really enjoy hunting for it and wondered if anyone out there might recommend any reference books that might help me along my journey.

Name:
Fran Luckenbill
Email:
FRANBEN1 at aol dot com
Date:
01 Jan 2002

Comments

I started buying "white dishes with lids" at yard sales because I thought they were pretty and wanted them to use for candy containers. Then I found other pieces I liked, bowls, glasses, etc. I now set my holiday tables with my "cheap" pieces and that is how I referred to it. However, since getting on the net and checking things out I found out I am really a collector and my pieces are not so "cheap" ha ha. I even have one piece that I saw on the net for $119.00. It is a pipe ashtray. I had it in the cellar with some nails in it, it is in perfect condition. I think I will enjoy this site and probably will become a member of the society. I look at my pieces a little differently now. I bought most of them for under $1.00.

Name:
Delwin E. Libby
Email:
Drygulch at centurytel dot net
Date:
30 Dec 2001

Comments

I am a milk Glass collector of Westmoreland. I am always looking for information. I will be visiting more often. and look forward to one of your conventions.

Name:
Sohaile Ataie
Email:
sohaile at hotmail dot com
Date:
24 Dec 2001

Comments

Wow...amazing...I have been dealing in milkglass butterpots since 2years now..but unfortunately have missed out on some really brilliant pieces recently becoz my payment from a dealer in America has been held up since 8 months now...but I will be back in action soon.Hopefully the person will get the message.

Name:
MR LEVYS E. ZANGRONIS
Email:
LEZMAJZ at AOL dot com
Date:
23 Dec 2001

Comments

I DISCOVERED THIS WONDERFULL SITE TODAY I AM ONE OF THOSE PERSON THAT IS GATHERING THIS GLASS BUT I NEED MORE INFORMATION , I THING I AM GOING TO JOIN YOUR SOCIETY

Name:
Linda Racine
Email:
poohbear19536899
Date:
08 Dec 2001

Comments

I love milk glass and I buy pieces all the time. I am going to become a member of your society, Please send me info about milk glass .

Name:
Connie Kennington
Email:
connie.kennington at sealedair dot com
Date:
04 Dec 2001

Comments

I am a new collector to MILK GLASS. I started my collection at an auction where they had a box lot containing a pitcher with 8 glasses which I got for $45.00. I fell in LOVE!

Name:
Joy Wilner Kass
Email:
jkass1 at kc.rr dot com
Date:
02 Dec 2001

Comments

I have always liked milk glass and am deciding to become a real collector. Thanks for the information you provide.

Name:
Stacey
Email:
staceyleemb at hotmail dot com
Date:
01 Dec 2001

Comments

Hi - I came across your site after a long time tryig to find out if what I have is exactly called Milk Glass. My grandmother left me several pieces that I would like to know how I would go about getting them appraised. I would appreceiate any and all help thank you - oh by the way they are all blue milk glass.

Name:
Joelene McCoy
Email:
Joelene64 at aol dot com
Date:
01 Dec 2001

Comments

I was actually looking to see where to sell my milk glass. I have about 8 boxes of it. I thought there would be some type of place to do so. Difficult to figure out where to go. I'm not knowledgeable of the web.

Name:
teddy engman
Email:
teddy at mn.rr dot com
Date:
30 Nov 2001

Comments

I am trying to identify some pieces of white glass items and want to learn how to identify "milkglass." Thanks.

Name:
Area Vagnini
Email:
R Vagnini  at Iwon dot com
Date:
08 Nov 2001

Comments

I love milk glass so much and just started to collect items Please send me information about milk glass

Name:
MARA JANE
Email:
pmbs at warwick dot net
Date:
31 Oct 2001

Comments

wish to see entries dated 10-28-01

Name:
Robert Sickley
Email:
jasrcs at mediaone dot net
Date:
28 Oct 2001

Comments

My Mother passed away about a year ago leaving a Milkglass collection of approx 300 pcs. I wish to sell the collection which presently is being stored in NJ. I would appreciate hearing from any interested parties........

Name:
Frank Ulino
Email:
franku33 at att dot net
Date:
24 Oct 2001

Comments

I recently purchased a Portieux crouching rabbit covered dish at a yard sale. I had no idea what I had found at the time. The research I've invested on the internet and your excellent web site has made me a collector for life. Thank you for such detailed information.

Frank Orlando, Florida

Name:
Helle Rasmussen
Email:
zillemor at worldonline dot dk
Date:
01 Oct 2001

Comments

It is a very beautyful website with lots of usefull informations about milkglass. I have been a collector for several years, and to me it was a pleasant surprise to "stumple" over the site. I would like to be a member too, but I have no creditcards(international)so that's aparently not possible - or what? Helle Rasmussen, Denmark

Name:
Marie Nolet
Email:
noletredsox9 at aol dot com
Date:
28 Sep 2001

Comments

Great pictures of the 2001 Convention! It brought back many good memories!! Looking forward to seeing everyone at the 2002 Convention in Texas! See you there!

Name:
Barbara Biroscak
Email:
bbiroscak at aloka dot com
Date:
20 Sep 2001

Comments

Great Site.

I think I'll visit the Meriden Museum in Meriden this weekend.

Also, need to know where the next convention is.

Name:
Susan
Email:
rr1 at hawaii.rr dot com
Date:
19 Sep 2001

Comments

I never paid much attention to all the milk glass my parents had until I lost my Dad. Lugging all this stuff out to the yard for a yard sale, suddenly I couldn't part with it and wound up shipping it all to my home 5000 miles away! I never realized it was collectible-never knew anything about it until I starting cruising around ebay and happened upon this site. I've got some learning to do! Thanks for helping me get started. Aloha!

Name:
Susan
Email:
rr1 at hawaii.rr dot com
Date:
19 Sep 2001

Comments

I never paid much attention to all the milk glass my parents had until I lost my Dad. Lugging all this stuff out to the yard for a yard sale, suddenly I couldn't part with it and wound up shipping it all to my home 5000 miles away! I never realized it was collectible-never knew anything about it until I starting cruising around ebay and happened upon this site. I've got some learning to do! Thanks for helping me get started. Aloha!

Name:
Susan Hruda
Email:
petrhrd at aol dot com
Date:
12 Sep 2001

Comments

After browsing through the site i find it vey informative and interesting... i have told several of my friends about it. I do have one question though... i am unable to find anything which would answer this question for me: I have many pieces of what i believe to be milk glass,is all white glass considered as such, or is there a way to tell the real from the fake?

Name:
felix cajigas
Email:
snap1212fc at aol dot com
Date:
09 Sep 2001

Comments

i am looking for two milkglass candle stickes in the form of a cross some saw it may be cambridge not sure if found please send e mail

Name:
Mary Lou Goecke
Email:
scgoecke at pionet dot net
Date:
09 Sep 2001

Comments

Just found this site. Am interested in blue.

Name:
Ms Terry J Simpson
Email:
terryj at linctel dot net
Date:
05 Sep 2001

Comments

My first visit to the site. Wonderful!!

Name:
Alvin A. Henderson
Email:
alhenderson at wctel dot net
Date:
31 Aug 2001

Comments

Very nice pieces.

Name:
EDNA MONK
Email:
Sknome2 at worldnet.att dot net
Date:
29 Aug 2001

Comments

What a pleasure to log on to your wonderful website. Well done!

Name:
Barbara A. Christensonc
Email:
christensonml at aol dot com
Date:
29 Aug 2001

Comments

I went back and reread the membership comments and printed the application form. Thank you. Barbara

Name:
Barbara  A. Christenson
Email:
christensonml at aol dot com
Date:
29 Aug 2001

Comments

It is a beautiful site. The photography is wonderful. I would like the mailing address to send the dues to and also where the next convention will be. Thank you. Barbara

Name:
Julie
Email:
ljh4466 at aol dot com or oldisgood at earthlink dot net
Date:
27 Aug 2001

Comments

Wow...after searching the net for days I have finally found a site that offers so many answer to most of my questions. Thank you. When I was younger I loved milk glass, as I seen alot of it in homes of family & friends. After reading an article about milk glass in my favorite magazine just three weeks ago, that brought back a renewed interest, I decided to start collecting it. Although I am still new I already have 12 pieces to my collection. Although, not rare, the pieces are what I believe a good start & they were all affordable because I feel I don't have enough knowledge of the higher priced milk glass pieces to fork out the big bucks for items which may not be worthy. Now that I have found this wonderful site & will be sending in my membership I feel I can now go to antique shops, flea markets, & yard sales with a better understanding of what my heart desires. Again...thank you so much.

Name:
Cindy Danforth
Email:
kittydan at aol
Date:
23 Aug 2001

Comments

Hello, I am newly interested in puchasing a set of green opaque milk dishes. How does on go about acquiring these dishes? Cindy

Name:
Pat Spath
Email:
pspath at twcny.rr dot com
Date:
21 Aug 2001

Comments

I have a small collection of white glass - some hobnail, some the diamond type pattern, and a few pieces of the grape pattern that I am interested in finding out more about.

Name:
Marie Grass Amenta
Email:
teteme at ameritech dot net
Date:
13 Aug 2001

Comments

So glad to have found you! I inherited my grandmother's considerable milkglass collection and try to use some part of it every day. I have had a shelf built in my kitchen to display some of it, use several pieces as planters, have large bowls that I use for fruit and tomatoes on my kitchen counter. I am very interested in knowing how others use their milkglass to decorate. Thanks again!

Name:
Debra Grigg
Email:
peadab at yahoo dot com
Date:
11 Aug 2001

Comments

wonderful site thank you for allowing me to visit.

Name:
Karl
Email:
kdcoss at provide dot net
Date:
10 Aug 2001

Comments

Anybody out there have any leads on where I could find a set of 4 (1-4) of Schepps frogs on nests. Prefer all 1 color set. Also looking for L.G.Wright animals on nests. Thanks

Name:
Karen Coburn
Email:
snowboarder540 at juno dot com
Date:
07 Aug 2001

Comments

I was given a compote of Milk Glass. It has a man holding up to bowl area. I am not familiar with Milk Glass so I don't really know what I have. If you have any info. please share. Thank you , Karen Coburn

Name:
charlotte
Email:
Moneypennybotcha at aol dot com
Date:
03 Aug 2001

Comments

Hello, can you buy the item?and how can I ? thank you

Name:
Darlene Brandt
Email:
www.ejbrandt at csranet dot com
Date:
02 Aug 2001

Comments

good information on books to read. Will try library first.

Name:
Traci Carter
Email:
callyncc at hotmail dot com
Date:
01 Aug 2001

Comments

Hi...I think the site is wonderful. I wasn't even aware that there was an organization like this just for milk glass collectors. I am definitely interested. I have only been collecting for about 3 years now, but continue to build a nice collection!

Thanks!

Name:
Vikram Bachhawat
Email:
chisel at cal.vsnl dot net in
Date:
31 Jul 2001

Comments

I have lovely collection of Milk Glass Covered Dishes for sale. Can you help.

Name:
Wendy
Email:
wolive at wcnet dot net
Date:
28 Jul 2001

Comments

Can you tell me more about the white rabbit? My grandmother has one in her living room.

Name:
Patti Stucky
Email:
PattiStucky at msn dot com
Date:
20 Jul 2001

Comments

I liked the information on the books, But I would also like reviews and reviews on glass buying sites.

Name:
Donna Sembar
Email:
joy3362 at aol dot com
Date:
19 Jul 2001

Comments

I was thrilled to find you.I have just started collecting some milk glass so I don't know very much. I picked up a card about your organization and was so glad to know I could learn some things. I told my friend who has what I consider a lot of milk glass and she wants to join also. I copied the application and you will be hearing from both of us. I liked it when I read how you may come acrossed a piece with a lid and that they may not belong together. I had run acrossed that just yesterday and only one had the Imperial mark. So that confirmed what I had thought. Good Web sight!! Thank you, You will receive my check and application soon. Sincerely, Donna Sembar

Name:
Fostine Pitts
Email:
fpitts32449 at cs dot com
Date:
18 Jul 2001

Comments

I read an article yesterday in Country Living.It told of your site. I really love your site.

Name:
George Olson
Email:
Olvic at Yahoo dot com
Date:
15 Jul 2001

Comments

interesting new site...glad I found it

Name:
GAYLE COLEMAN
Email:
CHEYENNE3116 at AOL dot com
Date:
12 Jul 2001

Comments

I HAVE BEEN COLLECTING MILK GLASS FOR 7YRS NY MOM HAD A PICTURE AND EIGHT GLASS ON TOP OF HER COUNTER WHEN I WAS GROWING UP AND I ALWAYS THOUGHT IT WAS SO PRETTY

Name:
Danny & Janet O'Connell
Email:
ramblinjack at msn dot com
Date:
10 Jul 2001

Comments

We started collecting covered animal dishes "around" 1989 and have had a wonderful experience with learning about and teaching others the history of American pressed gless. Your organization was a delight for us to find on the net! Good Hunting!!!

Name:
margi
Email:
mbcroney at bellsouth dot net
Date:
07 Jul 2001

Comments

Love browsing this site! Have green glass bowl abt 6 &1/2 inches at top and 3 &1/2 inches at bottom. Inscreption on bottom reads: E.O.Brody Co. M2000 Cleveland O. USA. Would like to know more about this little bowl.

Name:
Tina Vasilatos
Email:
tinarnbupmhc at yahoo dot com
Date:
05 Jul 2001

Comments

Very nice website. I'm an avid fan of milk glass, a great-aunt gave me my first taste of milk glass when she left me an 8-pc cup and plate set just befor she died. Now I have over 50 pieces and am still collecting. Thanks for all the great information.

Name:
Mike Long
Email:
mlong7 at hotmail dot com
Date:
22 Jun 2001

Comments

I recently became interested in the "Atterbury Ducks" after I aquired one with a blue head and yellow eyes. Haven't found any reference to this yet but - the research is most of the fun anyway.

Name:
Kim Southard
Email:
ksouth at hit dot net
Date:
20 Jun 2001

Comments

WOW Thank you so much Mr. Kelsey for the invetation to this site. I love to look at these items and would like to try and become a member of the National Milk Glass Club Society. I would also like to thank the other members who have put together such a nice aray of items on this site. Yours truly Kim

Name:
Barbara Gillam
Email:
blb at mmtcnet dot com
Date:
10 Jun 2001

Comments

I love all milk glass...new or old. Just started collecting this past year and I get very confused looking thru the books I have concerning the "pattern" and company it was made by. What would be the best books for identifying patterns? I think your web site is excellent.

Name:
Martha Jones
Email:
bmmcjones at aol dot com
Date:
09 Jun 2001

Comments

I really enjoyed your sight. I have a couple of pieces myself and was seeking info about them. Thank you.

Name:
Joan Schuette
Email:
jdschu at earthlink dot net
Date:
05 Jun 2001

Comments

As usual, happy to browse through the info.

Name:
Area Vagnini
Email:
R Vagnini  at Iwon dot com
Date:
08 Nov 2001

Comments

I love milk glass so much and just started to collect items Please send me information about milk glass
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