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Rita 

Email:

rita_yao at zwallet dot com

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great and beloved site

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Fran Douglas

Email:

frances.douglas at peco-energy dot com

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I own two L. G. Wright oil lamps (Lamp #88 and #1217). I don't know if these numbers relate to identification but I still have the tags from the lamps. I was wondering how to place a value on these lamps which are hand painted and signed. Thanks for any help.

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Fran Douglas

Email:

frances.douglas at peco-energy dot com

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I own two L. G. Wright oil lamps (Lamp #88 and #1217). I don't know if these numbers relate to identification but I still have the tags from the lamps. I was wondering how to place a value on these lamps which are hand painted and signed. Thanks for any help.

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Melodie Knott

Email:

melodie at ssl-co dot co

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I had no idea there was a National Milk Glass Society. My mother had an extensive collection of milk glass that I inherited. Anyone have any help on how to put a value on the collection and perhaps how to sell it?

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J. J. Peterson

Email:

jopete04 at earthlink dot net

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Trying unsuccessfully to find illustrations/photos and prices of certain blue milk glass pieces. Need ideas for value of collection received as inheritance. Any suggestions as to ease of using site for such are welcome! Seems a well done site but not too 'user-friendly' to a first timer. Thank you.

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Kathleen Wilacky

Email:

kwilacky at hotmail dot com

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I'm looking for history. Just logged in. I'm happy to find you.

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Posters

Email:

wed at ger dot cin

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Linda Kipper

Email:

Mtrmmd100 at aol dot com

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Your site is really great! Very educational in the art of milk glass - I thoroughly enjoy it. The pictures of the conventions are great also. Linda Kipper

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Dianne

Email:

davan29 at hotmail dot com

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My father in law is 93 and his late wife collected milk glass. We need to dispose of the collection. Can anyone help? Thanks

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Gail Jensen

Email:

lornaandsteve at msn dot com

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Could use some advise on a milkglass collection that my mother has. Anyone in the Mpls,Mn area that could help?

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Gail Jensen

Email:

larrygail_55345 at yahoo dot com

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Anyone in Mn. that could help me? My mother in her 70's has a milk glass collection and we have a need to move her. I would like to know if they are worth anything or is there someone in the Mpls. area we could contact. Thank you.

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Melissa Etheridge

Email:

taffy at wf net

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Your website is very informative & I really liked it. I will join soon. I just want to know if a piece that I believe is a milk glass piece but is not marked anywhere, how do I know if it's really a piece of milk glass?

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Joanne Schmid

Email:

jhks7 at AOL dot com

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I love milk glass and have been collecting it for years. I didn't know there was an organization for interested persons. My biggest problem is where to put all of it!

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Bing Hilton/ Greentown Glass Company

Email:

greentownguy at insightbb dot com

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Very nice site well done and with lots of information for the collector. This site is a definite plus for the glass community. Best Wishes Bing Hilton Greentown Glass Company

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Lance W. ODell

Email:

vin525 at Aol  dot com

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lots of interesting pieces. I enjoyed seeing the covered dishes shown. Would like to see more plates and bowls added.

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Roslyn

Email:

johnroz at samnet dot net

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Great info.

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djbox

Email:

elbert at tdsnst,

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not enough information for me to want to start trying to find any items.or maybe i do not know what or where to look for .right noe i collect hull.but have several pieces of milk glass.

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Tom and Edna Floyd

Email:

efsierra at juno dot com

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Iwas happy to find your website. We've been collecting for 46 years and have several hundred pieces. I am looking for people who may be interested in purchasing our collection. Please let us know if you have any ideas. Thanks a bunch.

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amanda

Email:

mandypandy012 at hotmail dot com

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hello i have no comments

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James Measell

Email:

jsmeasell at fentonartglass dot com

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I need to contact Sallee Goodwin. Please give her my email address.

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judy fitzjurls

Email:

bfitzjurls at sbcglobal dot net

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looking for westmoreland old quilt pattern really need some plates.

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Cyndy Bullard

Email:

nursecyndy at frontiernet dot net

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My collection started with my great aunt's chicken on a nest. I have many pieces and am always looking for more. Just came back from a trip to the south and found a few gems. Love the website, am always hungry for more and will join soon. Hope you have a convention in mid west next.

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Sara Jane Hyde

Email:

sajahyd54 at msn dot com

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Great info on milk glass. Thanks!!

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Jack

Email:

dumexz5000 at juno dot com

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Love you

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Roslyn

Email:

johnroz at samnet dot net

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Disposing of Westmorland Milk Glass - e-mail if interested. Thank you.

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Jeff Daly

Email:

daly at garden dot net

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My elderly mother has an extensive collection of Milk Glass plates, bowls, cake plate, etc. Is there anywhere in northern NJ where she might sell them. She is moving to a smaller home. Thanks.

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liza

Email:

liza_2225 at yahoo dot fr

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love you

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Joe Joseph

Email:

joshepjoe at yahoo dot com

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hi

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Betty Freeman

Email:

freemandvm at sbc.global dot net

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New email address

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Cheryl Vandermeer

Email:

cherylvan at telus dot net

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Thank You for sharing valuable information. I have just begun working at a new and used store, and I didn't know where to start learning. Your page gave me lots of information.

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CHRISTOPH Marc

Email:

marc.christoph at wanadoo dot fr

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We have a great milk-glass collection and old documents (portieux vallerysthal meisenthal sv ... ) More than 30 old original pieces to exchange .Do you have anithing to exchange ? Thanks for your answer .CHRISTOPH Marc

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Roslyn

Email:

johnroz at samnet dot net

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Dee - collection is the primarily the English Hobnail pattern. I have compotes, sugar/creamers,salt/pepper shakers, banana dish, butter dishes with lids, baskets, ashtrays, vases, candle stick holders, animals, birds, Old Quilt Pattern of dress/condiment set to name some. I live just off the Mass Turnpike #8 Exit in Monson, MA. Send e-mail and I can send attachment of what I actually have. Thank you.

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Lisa Cannon

Email:

laperkin at charlotte.uncc dot edu

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Just started collecting milk glass. Wonderful and helpful website. Anyone in the Charlotte NC area who wishes to have a buddy to comb the flea markets and antique shows, be happy to join you. (my husband hates to go!!)

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Roslyn

Email:

johnroz at samnet dot net

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Disposing of Westmorland Milk Glass - e-mail if interested. Thank you.

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Tom Horsman

Email:

MTH5221a at aol dot com

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An extensive and complete site.. very interesting and helpful.

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Lorri DiCandia

Email:

nikkip7321 at aol dot com

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Do you have any catalogues that you might send to me? Could you email me back and let me know? Thankyou

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Sissi Brandon

Email:

sbrandon50 at comcast dot net

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It is beautiful!

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Sissi Brandon

Email:

sbrandon50 at comcast dot net

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It is beautiful!

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none

Email:

azbe at yifan dot net

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nice website

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Michael Palmer

Email:

mlpalmer at glasshousenc dot com

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Very nice site!

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richnjo3

Email:

richnjo3

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I am a member for about a year. Have been collecting for many years. I have one piece witch I would to find out about. It's almost 7 inches high 5 1/2 wide. the only way for me to describe it is to say it looks like a huge candle snuffer. Any information. THANKS richnjo3 at aol dot com

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April Lasure Ueltschy

Email:

uelt6 at rcvideo dot com

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My grandmother used to work here several years ago i would love to have somemore of the glass christmas trees. if anyone would know where i could find them please email me

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Roslyn

Email:

johnroz at samnet dot net

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I have a collection of Westmoreland Milk Glass that was given to me from 1958 - 1972. I would appreciate information as to how I could sell it. Could someone please e-mail me. Thank you.

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liz

Email:

lizsaile at aol dot com

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i received a pair of blue milk glass candlesticks, the drunkard by portieux. i would like information about them, age, reproductions and any value, thanks

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Robert T. Bell

Email:

rcbell at mcleodusa dot net

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The gallery has milk glass I have never seen even in the books thank you

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T Murphy

Email:

urbt2 at aol dot com

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Your show is a wonderful, tastefully done hour of entertainment, as well as informative updates for us poor collectors in your viewing audience. Especially the "Whats Hot," segment of your show. Keep up the great work and your host is Fantastic. You should air it more often than once a week! Thank you, T Murphy

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Drusilla Otten

Email:

otten at saber dot net

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I was raised in the 1950's-My mother used milk glass for our Holiday meals...she sold it all at a yard sale!!! Am starting a collection now...

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Betty Naff Mitchell

Email:

bettyjm at attbi dot com

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Very nice site. I would love to see more photos of various types of milk glass. I'm a novice at evaluating the pieces but adore the white milk glass and have quite a few pieces I would like to learn more about.

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bill houlihan

Email:

bill.houlihan at sympatico dot ca

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this is the first time that Ihave visited your webpage. I have just started to collect milk glass. Found your site very informing. Keep up the good work....

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Sylvia Wooters

Email:

stagecoachsylvia at hotmail dot com

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Great website. I buy and sell on E-bay and it is a very useful research tool.

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JoAnne Durston

Email:

NDurston at aol dot com

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Have collection of Westmoreland around 1950.

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Ann Coker

Email:

photogal at mpinet dot net

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What a wonderful experience to travel through your website! I am a new collector and found this sight informative and delightful. Thank you for sharing. Sincerely, Ann

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Cheryl

Email:

cat2 at cablerocket dot com

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I discovered this site from the A&E collector show hosted by John Laroquette. Milk glass has kept me interested ever since. I have started a small collection of plates and vases. I remember that my mother had a platter, sugar and creamer and a covered dish in milk glass. Unfortunately, they are nowhere to be found now. I am combing yard sales, estate sales and flea markets to find this stuff. The website displays the pictures well and provides visitors with information on how to research. This is fun! Cheryl Tidd

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Jennifer

Email:

jchu001 at hotmail dot com

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this is a great site, but i do have a question. i have three milkglass cups (nothing as pretty as the items you have here). i'd like to know what they were used for in the past. i want to use them for drinking, since they look like tumblers, but i want to make sure they weren't used for anything yucky in the past (like urine samples, or the like!). also, what's the best way to clean them thoroughly? Thank you for your help!

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mugu guyman

Email:

mugu at mugu dot com

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i do finish this site a begooo guy man dem;;;;;

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Joan Wright

Email:

Thewrightstuff96 at aol dot com

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I have three samll chicken covered dishes in white milk glass,no initials.Is their a way to tell if they may be worth something or not?Thank You,Joan Wright

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vickie byrd

Email:

Vbyrd31636 at aol dot com

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I enjoyed your website. Where would I go to find out the value of some pieces Thames 52/175?

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Jon Robejsek

Email:

jprobo at msn dot com

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I think your web site is very interesting. I loved the Czech music and all the tastes of ole Bohemia, Keep it up- hope to find some relatives. Jack & Pat

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Linda E. Peterson

Email:

Petl3 at aol dot com

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Very nice, I have a small amount of grape pattern left to me by my mother and I would like to sell it. About 30 pieces. Can you help me?

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cheryl

Email:

Cander75638 at aol dot com

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I have just begun collecting the milk glass and found it to be very collected with very little information about what people today are calling milk glass. I have bought several pieces and found none of them on your site. Have I purchased junk ? The pieces I have purchased have no markings on them or it says Fire King made in the U.S.A. Please help a beginner.

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Cindy

Email:

Starfire at starspath dot com

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Hi, I have in my possesion a rather unique bottle that hasthe following print on the bottom: Wheaton Glass Co Milleville NJ It is rather god in color with a rainbow effect. It has a profile of Martin Luther King Jr. in the center as well as the dates 1929-1968. On the back of the bottleit has the following quote: "...non-violence is the answer..." Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech Osio 1964 Could anyone please give me any information on the approximate worth of this bottle ? Thank You.... Cindy

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marcia goldman

Email:

marwatusy1 at aol dot com

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I have been collecting milk glass & have received old milk glass from relatives. I'm excited to learn about this organization.

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adamu solomon

Email:

decogospel at 37 dot com

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Guy men should keep off i don dooooooooooo Thanks very mush,and nice site.

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Karen Sanders

Email:

atten2 at aol dot com

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I am just learning a little about milk glass. I enjoyed, so much,looking at the beautiful pieces that are displayed on this site. Thank you.

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Rebecca

Email:

ThreeIron9 at cfl.rr dot com

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Would like to know more about the author, Ruth Webb Lee. Thanks. Rebecca

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Rebecca

Email:

ThreeIron9 at cfl.rr dot com

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Would like to know more about the author, Ruth Webb Lee. Thanks. Rebecca

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Rebecca

Email:

ThreeIron9 at cfl.rr dot com

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Would like to know more about the author, Ruth Webb Lee. Thanks. Rebecca

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Jeannine Beezley

Email:

jebeezley at aol dot com

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Has anyone heard of Lornita milkglass

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SALLEE GOODWIN

Email:

salleegoodwin at hotmail dot com

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GREAT WEB SITE. I AM IN NEED OF INFO ABOUT A MILK GLASS PUNCH BOWL. PEDASTAL, ABOUT 2 IN. HIGH,10 CUPS, BOWL ABOUT 8 OR 10 IN. A KIND OF DAISEY OR DAHLIA PATTERN W/ SCROLL ? WORK. WHO IS MAKER? WHAT YEAR? VALUE? ANY INFO APPRECIATED!!!

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Sarah Christianson

Email:

Seccontact at aol dot com

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I have a few pieces of milk glass but am not interested in keeping the pieces. How do I find a collector that would be interested in them?

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Kathryn Barney

Email:

drdon1935 at msn dot com

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I am looking for milk glass tea cups.

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sydney wilson

Email:

www.Bootfull101 at netzero dot net

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I HAVE A MILK GLASS VASE I HAVE NO INFO. ON IT ACCEPT THAT IT HAS A 2 ON THE BOTTOM AND THAT ITS DECORATED REALLY NICE ITS ABOUT 61/2 INCHES TALL...ACTUALLY IM NOT SURE ITS A VASE IM JUDGING BY ITS LOOKS ps.love your site xoxo sydney wilson

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RuthAnne Murthy

Email:

murthy at castaic.k12.ca.us

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I enjoyed visiting your site. I just inherited my mother's collection of white milk glass. I am curious as to its value and am just starting research today. Thank you.

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Cheryl Ann Graves

Email:

cagraves214 at aol dot com

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I have never tried to look for any thing that may be of some value to anyone. But I have a vase of milk glass from my grandmother, it is a very nice looking piece. Is there any way I can find out if it is a good piece.

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Mary Ackerman

Email:

hatchy at alpinecom dot net

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I would like to know the value of a milk glass banana dish

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Denise Schaffer

Email:

kdschaffer at ldd dot net

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Karen Maddox

Email:

AntiqueCrazy224 at AOL dot com

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Looking for info on a Portieux Blue Opaque Glass Vase with Ruffled top and gargoyles on neck. Someone gave me one as a gift and I can't find any info on it, please help!!!!! Thank you

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Joan Nelson

Email:

jmnelson at santel dot net

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very nice

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donna

Email:

magicmurlin at aol dot com

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rare milkglass indian head match holder. Ebay item # 891507911

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Amanda St.Clair

Email:

ghaac at geneharrisauctions dot com

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Who do I contact to inform your group on an auction featuring milk glass in July? Do I need to be a member? advertising fees? Help!

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Amanda St.Clair

Email:

astclair77 at msn dot com

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I thought this was a wonderful site, very user friendly and informative. lots of great links too.

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Virginia Draper

Email:

Sunshine_n_Red_Roses at Yahoo dot com

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I very much enoied your sight,but would like more information on hobnail milk glass.

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Kellie Roach

Email:

tkroach at felpsis dot net

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Recently inherited a piece of milk glass which belonged to great-grandmother originally. Researching its rarity and worth.

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Wicked

Email:

couture4 at ligtel dot com

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I am having trouble finding out where to go to e-mail ligtel with a question about logging on. Where do I go????

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JOYCE BRIGGS

Email:

mamaj1954 at yahoo dot com

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thanks--i enjoyed it-i collect shell pink

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diana kesler

Email:

azdreamteam at msn dot com

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I have a milk glass deviled egg tray that has gold leaf. It was my mother's. It is in perfecy condition. Could I get an estimate of how much it is worth and if there is any interest in it? Diana Kesler

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Tasha Fine

Email:

travelingtasha at yahoo dot com

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I just found with web site and just starting collecting 2 years ago.

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Mrs. Mary M. Valentine

Email:

coyotecreststudio at earthlink dot net

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I have not thoroughly looked through this site yet, so I don't feel qualified to make any suggestions or comments about it. I am just looking for a good site that has tha ability to assist in identifying and estimating the value on any given piece of milk glass. For instance, I have some bowls and dishes that I would like to find out more about, but I don't really need or want to go out and buy an expensive book that I will only use one time. Thanks, Mary V.

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catherine collis

Email:

catherinecollis at hotmail dot com

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During the early 1940s my father in law was going through france with his regiment when they stopped at a village(did not know the name)which had been totally bombed no people were there at all he saw something shining and with great care he checked to see what it was it was a glass candlestick of the madonna holding her heart her crown is the canle holder she is stnding on a glass plinth with 4 cherub situated one in each corner, he carried this with him through out the war saying if this could survive the bombings without a scratch then it would protect him .my father in law recently died and the candlestick was left to me the only markings to be found on the glass are under the base in raised lettering "PORTIEUX" is there anyone who could help me with any info about this THANKYOU

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Jerome Brown

Email:

jmb670 at hotmail dot com

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Hello I was curious as to how to go about finding out the approximate value of a collection of milk glass dishes that my mother has - they are cups and saucers and plates with creamer and sugar bowl hand painted with various fruit themes? this site was very well done and I enjoyed looking at the various photos

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MR LEVYS E. ZANGRONIS

Email:

LEZMAJZ at AOL dot com

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HELLO: JUST TO LET YOU KNOW WE BOUGHT THE THREE WESTMORELAND BOOKS FROM ANTIQUE PUBLICATIONS AND BESIDE THE GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICES THEY HAVE IS ALSO THE QUALITY OF THE BOOKS, NEW VERY WELL PACKAGED AND VERY GOOD QUALITY. WE ARE VERY PLEASE TO HAVE NOW THIS WONDERFULL BOOKS THANKS TO YOU GOD BLESS AMERICA !

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Regina Vassar

Email:

sva121346 at aol dot com

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I would like to find out more about the Rabbit that you use on your brochure and site. I raise rabbits and also have that piece and would just like to know a little about it and its value if possible. Thanks

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Marla Robejsek

Email:

maquala at cableone dot net

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nice site.

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William Nabors

Email:

billikenbears at msn dot com

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Good morning. I found your site this morning via Google's search engine. I have recently come into possession of over 100 various pieces of milk glass as my parents are clearing out a lot of things that they can no longer care for. How do I go about cataloging these items and then finding out their value? Thanks for your time. I enjoyed your site; however, for a novice such as myself, it was difficult to match descriptions to actual objects. I did see the pages with the photos. But, again, as a novice suddenly obtaining a rather large collection, I am unsure as to how to proceed. Any help you have would be appreciated. Thanks again. Bill

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Kim Ross

Email:

kross at putnamcityschools dot org

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I have recently begun collecting milk glass due to my grandmother's collection being passed on to me little by little each year. I thought this website was fantastic!

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Patty Riemann

Email:

pattyr at iglou dot com

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Nice website. I'm thinking about joining. We have a few pieces in our collection that are unidentified so far. Can't locate in any catalog reprints or books we have. Boy, are resources limited when it comes to identifying milkglass.

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E.S. Woodford

Email:

eswoodford at netzero dot net

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Someone I know has a pink milk glass punch bowl and cups. Who made pink milk glass? When? What other kinds of pieces did they make? Where can you find/buy it now?

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Karen Maddox

Email:

AntiqueCrazy at AOL dot com

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I have a blue opaque vase with gargoiles on the neck, it is marked "Portieux" France. Can anyone provide me any info on it, it was a gift from a friend, but he didn't have any info either, he found it at a flea mkt in his travels and thought I would like it. Thanks, Karen

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NORMA SORCI

Email:

JERRISGRL at AOL dot com

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WILL JOIN SOON LOVE WESTMORELAND'S GRAPE PATTERN

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RoseMary Brown

Email:

rbrown977 at aol dot com

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I have always admired milk glass and would like to begin a collection some day. Your website is very informative. Thanks !

Name:

love

Email:

lovedspb at aol dot com

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Your site is 'breathtaking'. Now I can only hope to see some of these items in my lifetime. Great Job!! Enjoyed my visit to your site very much. Keep up the good work!!

Name:

Sharon O'Donnell

Email:

sharonfish at yahoo dot com

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I'm 28, I just started collecting milk glass from thrift stores. I saw a few pieces that reminded me of items relatives had when I was a kid, and those were the first items I've purchased. Now I've started inheriting family 'heirlooms'...I'm curious about the worth of some of my pieces; are they just thrift store treasures, or are they collectors items?

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Jo Ellen Teasdale

Email:

JTeasdale at aol dot com

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I have a question rather than a comment. I am looking for a qualified appraiser to appraise my Imperial milk glass collection. I grew up in Bellaire Ohio and have quite a few pieces that I acquired or that my mother left me. Do you make referrals? I now live in Arlington Texas and noticed your reference to the Garrisons (I believe) who are going to participate in the convention. I thought perhaps they or others might appraise. Thanks Much Jo Ellen Teasdale

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Pattie Fondaw

Email:

GPFondaw at aol dot com

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Love MIlk Glass. Have started collecting in the last 6-7 months. I am always excited about buying my pieces and checking this web sight to see if what I have is worth the money I spent. Thank you.

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Janice Baker

Email:

jbaker at mfc.state.ms dot us

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Nice Site! I have several pieces that were left by my mother in law.

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Mary Lou Shrader

Email:

marylou at millcraft dot com

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I was surprised at all the rare milk glass. My mother passed away this past year and she had alot of milk glass. Some of it is hand painted with little purple flowers. I sent several pieces to her sister in Florida and I have my dining room decorated with the rest. She had a black sugar bowl and creamer and she always told me this was black milk glass. Is there such a thing. I've looked everywhere trying to figure out what it is. I know she got it from my grandmother who I never knew because she passed before I was adopted. I'm now 55 and I know my grandpa passed when I was very young and he was almost 99, so I know this does have some age on it. If you know what it is, I would deeply appreciate it.

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Melinda Kemp

Email:

mokyjo at iwon dot com

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The web site is nice for people really interested in milk glass. I, however, just have a couple pieces and wanted to find out how to get them valued and there was no information on the site about that.

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William M. Fitch

Email:

WFitch1 at Hotmail dot com

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My address is : 3708 North Lakewood Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60613 Interested in Hobnail Milk Glass Only. Feel free to send information on fairs and so forth in my area. Thankyou, Bill

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Cherri McDonald

Email:

Cherri at space dot com

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I have some beautiful pale pink milk glass I would like to get some infomation about it. Thank you for any direction you can lead me!

Name:

Lois Browning

Email:

lobro at ligtel dot com

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I have visited to many web sites this morning. My reference to goofus glass was from another site. At this site I have been looking for a Westmoreland Milk Glass Banana Bowl with what I think is a quilt pattern. Each square looks like a pyramid and it sits on a pedestal about 4-5" high. If anyone knows anything about this piece, I would certainly appreciate hearing about it. Thanks

Name:

Lois Browning

Email:

lobro at ligtel dot com

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So far I am impressed. I haven't finished browsing yet but am finding it quite helpful. I have a piece of "goofus glass" which I didn't even know that is what it was called. I did not find it in the gallery but will keep looking. Thank you for being so thorough.

Name:

nicole sharpe

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archibaldnicole at hotmail dot com

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Wow! I had absolutely no idea of the range of items encompassed by "milk glass". Unfortunately, my small collection which started out simply through garage sales, flea markets, and auctions in Canada pales in comparison. I have a passion for collecting and have several vases from a variety of glass and porcelain companies. Therefore, I naturally started out by collecting white milk glass vases. My first purchase was for my mother and it is a small pedestal candy dish with hearts on the border which I paid $1 Cdn for. I then found a matching one for her and the collection grew into my own. I love your photos and can't wait to buy some reference books to aid me in finding some of the lovely animal dishes and ornate vases! Thank-you so much!

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Mary Ellen Schiavone

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maryellen1948 at msn dot com

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Have always loved milk glass and have collected some over the year. But want to learn more.

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MR LEVYS E. ZANGRONIS

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LEZMAJZ at AOL dot com

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HELLO: IWOULD LIKE TO MAKE YOU A QUESTION. WE HAVE SEVERAL PIECES OF MILK GLASS(?) NOT SURE. AT THE BOTTON YOU CAN SEE AND READ THE FOLLOWING AROUND THE BOTTON : NAPCO CLEVELAN O USA (DIFERENT FOUR DIGITS) AND FINALLY TWO OR THRE DIGITS MORE. DO THEY HAVE SOME COLLECTABLE VALUE? THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IF WE HAVE ANOTHER QUESTIONS CAN WE SUBMITTED HERE OR YOU HAVE ANOTHER WAY TO SUBMITTED, BY THE WAY THE NEWSLETTERS RECEIVED HELPED US VERY MUCH TO GET MORE GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT MILK GLASS THANK YOU VERY MUCH

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MR LEVYS E. ZANGRONIS

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LEZMAJZ at AOL dot com

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