Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Gwynne Goodlett, Winfred Huff, Teresa Haas, Cindy Chatfield Freiberg
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Bruce Salvage (2,3), Richard Ryan
Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Rene Campbell
NOT EAPG: BUTTON ARCHES LOOK-ALIKE by NULL, post 1970 Introduced
• AKA: Bad Button Arches (William Heacock); Faux Button Arches
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Gwynne Goodlett, Winfred Huff, Teresa Haas, Cindy Chatfield Freiberg
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Bruce Salvage (2,3), Richard Ryan
Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Rene Campbell
• AKA: Bad Button Arches (William Heacock); Faux Button Arches
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge - There are no "old" ones. This toothpick is a fantasy piece with no old equivalent.
NOTE: Judy Kauner - It was made by Guernsey Glass, Cambridge, OH. Harold Bennett was the primary there, but I believe his brothers were also involved. Their “official” logo was a B in a triangle.
NOTE: Often seen with names of glass companies or historical sites as if they were anniversary pieces. Made to "look" old. The pattern itself is actually based on NATIONAL GLASS CO. No. .108 (OMN) AKA: Grenade, an EAPG pattern from Beatty-Brady.
NOTE: Judy Kauner - It was made by Guernsey Glass, Cambridge, OH. Harold Bennett was the primary there, but I believe his brothers were also involved. Their “official” logo was a B in a triangle.
NOTE: Often seen with names of glass companies or historical sites as if they were anniversary pieces. Made to "look" old. The pattern itself is actually based on NATIONAL GLASS CO. No. .108 (OMN) AKA: Grenade, an EAPG pattern from Beatty-Brady.
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Gwynne Goodlett, Winfred Huff, Teresa Haas, Cindy Chatfield Freiberg
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Bruce Salvage (2,3), Richard Ryan
Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Rene Campbell