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| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | My best friend collects glass swan candy dishes including those made by Duncan Miller. We have been trying to locate a book about these dishes. Any suggestions where we might locate such a book?
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| Name: | MARY NAGLE |
| E-mail address: | MYBNNE@HOTMAIL.COM |
| Age: | 54 |
| Comments: | I RECENTLY AQUIRED A PIECE OF GLASSWARE AT AN ESTATE SALE. I THOUGHT I WAS PURCHASING A FENTON PIECE, BUT THE FENTON MUSEUM SAID IT IS NOT FENTON, AND THOUGHT IT MAY BE DUNCAN MILLER FORM THE 1920'S. IS THERE A EMAIL ADDRESS THAT I COULD SEND A PICTURE TO THAT SOMEONE MIGHT BE ABLE TO LOOK AT IT AND TELL ME SOMETHING ABOUT IT?
THANKS, MARY |
| Name: | Sue Spencer |
| E-mail address: | cudala@2z.net |
| Age: | retired |
| Comments: | I have a huge collection I would like to sell. I need to find out waht it is worth. Goblets, copmotes, cake holder, lamp, toothpick holders, plates... was supposed to be the largest collection in the midwest 55 yrs ago. |
| Name: | jean swach |
| E-mail address: | jeanann12@charter.net |
| Age: | 54 |
| Comments: | have large set of clear stemware and bowls, plates other pieces of sandwich pattern, at least 75 pieces would like to know value |
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| Name: | Jim Miller |
| E-mail address: | jmillerwpd2@wmconnect.com |
| Age: | 41 |
| Comments: | I really enjoyed looking through your web page! I have a couple of questions... My Great Grandfather William L. Miller and my Grandfather George J. Miller worked at this factory in the 1920's and 30's there in Washington, Pa. Were they related to J. Ernest Miller and do you have record of William and George working there? Family story has it that they were Master Machinist and Machinist at the glass factory in the 1930 census and invented what was called the "Miller Machine", do you have any knowledge of this? Please respond. Thank you. |
| Name: | Gary Miller |
| E-mail address: | millchellinc@msn.com |
| Age: | 64 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.millchell.com |
| Comments: | We have collected aprox. 26 pcs of the original Three Face pattern. Always looking to find more.
We would love to find an entire set of the reproduction goblets made by LG Wright several years ago that we could actually use on the table. (But not at vintage Three Face prices) THese really look great with red wine! Thanks if you have any information! Gary Miller Millchell, Inc. |
| Name: | Jim |
| E-mail address: | eclutch@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I recently acquired a set of 8 glass tumblers. They are clear with a green ivy pattern outlined in raised gold and are signed George Duncan. I would like as much info as I can get about these glasses. I really appreciate all the information. THANKS !!! |
| Name: | PEG SHUBA |
| E-mail address: | BINGOO@PEOPLESPC,COM |
| Age: | 67 |
| Comments: | ILIVE IN WASH. PA.CLOSE TO SITE OF THE OLD DUNCAN FACTORY, MY GRANDMOTHER AND4 UNCLES WORKED THERE. i HAVELOTS OF DUNCAN, BUT i HAVE TWO PIECES I AM INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT. ONE IS A COMPOTE IN THE SHELL AND TASSEL PAYYERN . THE OTHER IS A LONG OVAL BOWL SAME PATTERN THAT WAS ONCE FEATURED ON A DUNCAN MAGAZINE. IF YOU CAN TELL ME ANYTHING ABOUT THEM ESPECIALLY THE YEARS THEY WERE MADE. PLEASE EMAIL ME. .........THANK YOU |
| Name: | David Burhenn |
| E-mail address: | dburhenn@burhenngest.com |
| Age: | 51 |
| Comments: | I believe that my great grandfather, Jacob Burhenn, worked at Duncan & Miller for a number of years. He was the son of German immigrants. My understanding is that he rose from a non-skilled position (possibly at the Pittsburgh South Side plant) to one of some responsibility at the works, as he built a large home in Washington in 1898 (my grandfather recalled the construction of this house as a small boy). Is there any way that I could confirm Jacob's employment at Duncan & Miller? Thank you in advance. |
| Name: | Nancy Scanlan |
| E-mail address: | scanlannancy@hotmail.com |
| Age: | 52 |
| Comments: | I recently acquired several pieces of Ducan and Miller three face pattern, do you know where I could purchase more. |
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| E-mail address: | robinsh@direcway.com |
| Age: | 42 |
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| Comments: | I was just wondering, did Ducan And Miller ever make any Mercury glass nappies? I have one and it is shaped like a leave and has vines and swirls on the back. The mercury or silver is on the front and it divided in to 4 parts? |
| Name: | Karen Ascanio |
| E-mail address: | KarenAscanio@aol.com |
| Comments: | I am searching for a blue opalescent 3 section candy dish with lid. Please let me know if anyone knows of one for sale. |
| Name: | Sherry S Wilde |
| E-mail address: | sherry@nwfir.com |
| Age: | 60 |
| Comments: | I have a cut glass three-handled nappy that about four years ago I was told worth about $800. It is about 6" across and 3" high. I has a diamond/sunburst pattern on it and it is heavy for a small bowl. Anybody have any other information about this or where I could research it, I would appreacite it. |
| Name: | Trudy Duhon |
| E-mail address: | ronnieduhon@sbcglobal.net |
| Age: | 48 |
| Comments: | I have many pieces of the Killarney stemware left by my grandmother. My grandfather purchased it for her from a jewelry store in or around Lebanon, Pennsylvania in the 1940's or 50's. I am looking for any pieces to add on and any info would be most helpful.
Nice to know the history behind the pieces. Thanks |
| Name: | kim eckhart |
| E-mail address: | kimberlyeckhart@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 46 |
| Comments: | I have two glass teardrop candle sticks that I was told as a wedding gift 27 years ago were then over 100 years old. They are clear cut glass base with removeable tops that have large teardrops hanging from them. Haven't been able to find anything on them any help? |
| Name: | kent dunham |
| E-mail address: | kentd@millergroup.ca |
| Comments: | Looking for clear or etched Zippered Block - Duncan #90. |
| Name: | Kent Dunham |
| E-mail address: | kentd@millergroup.ca |
| Age: | 35 |
| Comments: | Looking for all pieces in Zippered block (clear or etched.
Please let me know if you have anything for sale. |
| Name: | Kent Dunham |
| E-mail address: | kentd@millergroup.ca |
| Age: | 35 |
| Comments: | Looking for all pieces in Zippered block (clear or etched.
Please let me know if you have anything for sale. |
| Name: | John |
| E-mail address: | farbins@sbcglobal.net |
| Age: | 38 |
| Comments: | Oops, forgot to add my e-mail in case anyone would like to respond to my questions concerning my punch bowls.
Thanks! |
| Name: | John |
| Age: | 38 |
| Comments: | I currently own two Duncan Miller button and panel punch sets, both have pedestals and one also has the platter and one has interesting flared rimmed cups and the other doesn't. One set has a flared bowl and the other is not. I found these sets in two different small town flea markets. Are these sets considered rare? I have seen 3 flared bowl sets offered on Ebay in 2 years, and have never seen a bowl without the flared rim. I have never seen a pedestal offered with the sets just the platters. Anyone have any idea on the value of these? I paid 60-75 dollars for each set including 26 cups. I really like this pattern and hope to locate more items in it.
-John G. |
| Name: | Cynthia St.Germaine |
| E-mail address: | Iceconnect@aol.com |
| Age: | 59 |
| Comments: | I have a Three Face Cake Stand that was my grandmother's and I would sell it to someone who collects. |
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| Age: | 39 |
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| Name: | Snow |
| E-mail address: | luvsnow6@aol.com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | I have a set of Duncan Miller Candlesticks with First Love Globes. Old Sandwich. They are in perfect condition except I am missing the thin mtal washer type ring used to screw on the globe. Can you tell me about the value and how I can get another ring? Thank you so much. |
| Name: | Sharon |
| E-mail address: | svalenta123@netscape.net |
| Age: | 49 |
| Comments: | I have been trying for a year or so to find info on the "three faces" pattern and can't find anything and supposedly it was a popular pattern.I have 8 dessert\sherberts and would like to know where to get information.Thanks in advance ! |
| Name: | Chuck Wiedel |
| E-mail address: | cww623@sbcglobal.net |
| Comments: | My wife, Diane, and I are collectors of Sandwish glass (clear) Duncan-Miller. I believe it is called #41. We are interested esp. in acquiring dinner plates and/or salad plates. Also non-footed tumblers. |
| Name: | Jean Garrett |
| E-mail address: | jeangarret@zbzoom.net |
| Age: | over 50 |
| Comments: | My maternal grandmother's brothers worked at the Duncan Miller Glass factory much of their lives -- the Kurtz Brothers. We intend to visit the museum this summer. |
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| Name: | Paul L. Baker |
| E-mail address: | mrplbaker@yahoo.com |
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| Comments: | As a follow up to my previous post this is what I have found so far concerning the Three Face pattern in the lamp format:
Catherine M. V. Thuro in her Oil Lamps – The Kerosene Era in North America, better known and refered to by lamp collectors as, Oil Lamps I, states: page 300. “Three Face is a well known popular pattern, and the lamp is quite spectacular. The design was patented by John Ernest Miller in 1878, and it was made by George Duncan & Sons of Pittsburgh, Pa. Several glass books have descriptions of this pattern and its manufacturer. Ruth Webb Lee notes (and I checked this out in my copy of Lee’s book Early American Pressed Glass, pg 299) the lamp was made with the patterned font illustrated here (Thuro’s book) and with a plain round font. She mentions also that the lamp was made in Amethyst. WOW!! I would love to have one of those. Hope this helps anyone who may have an interest in this. Further info appreciated. |
| Name: | Jean |
| E-mail address: | jeanechoate@aol.com |
| Age: | 47 |
| Name: | Paul Baker |
| E-mail address: | mrplbaker@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 60 |
| Comments: | I am an antiques dealer who found your site while researching a threeface oil lamp. The lamp has a milkglass font which I had never seen before in this pattern and I was hoping for the years it was produced. No luck there but I did enjoy viewing what you had to offer.
Thank you for your efforts and be sure they are appreciated. Paul |
| Name: | Ray Hart |
| E-mail address: | rdhart@hoosierlink.com |
| Age: | 66 |
| Comments: | My grandfather William Howell worked at D&M for around 40 years. We have acquired several pieces from my mother. One is a set of three pieces, a fruit bowl and two candlelabras. One of the candlelabras is broken. Would it be possible to replace it? |
| Name: | Lisa Klette |
| E-mail address: | Lisa.Klette@zoomtown.com |
| Age: | 38 |
| Comments: | I was excited to find your web site. My grandfather (Royal Lynn Sprowls) was an employee of Duncan Miller. He had an extensive glassware collection that was mostly stolen by a mean-spirited spouse. Yet, several pieces of glassware that he aquired have been handed down the family. I would be interested in finding out the names/designs especially of the Ruby red glasses and pitcher. |
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| E-mail address: | jon4mon@msn.com |
| Age: | 47 |
| Comments: | Does the Duncan and Miller Canterbury 3-part relish dish come in violet? |
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| Age: | 40-50 |
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| E-mail address: | lehg@pentel.net |
| Age: | 65 |
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| E-mail address: | Btsirigotis@law.txwes.edu |
| Age: | 52 |
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| E-mail address: | hwesterg@tampabay.rr.com |
| Age: | 67 |
| Comments: | I have a Duncan & Miller Compote - Three Face Pattern - Crystal and Frosted - I have not seen one with the side of the crystal etched in what is similar to a Greek Key design. This was my grandmother's. I believe this is a rare piece, and it is in excellent condition. |
| Name: | Matt |
| E-mail address: | m_mcclellen@hotmail.com |
| Age: | 20 |
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| E-mail address: | jknowlton@midmaine.com |
| Age: | 40-something |
| Comments: | Your museum page is very helpful and informative! I was able to identify a vase that I picked up recently. Thanks. |
| Name: | Brian Thompson |
| E-mail address: | briankt@alumni.carnegiemellon.edu |
| Age: | 37 |
| Comments: | I look forward to visiting the museum.
Brian Thompson (John Miller was my Great-Grandfather.) |
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| Name: | Cathy Neuhauser |
| E-mail address: | krneuhauser@attbi.com |
| Comments: | I'm looking for #41 sandwich salt + pepper, clear.
Also A local antique store is selling Duncan Miller sandwich, Lavender goblets.I wondered if the sun had turned there color.I've researched the internet and can't figure this out. Lavender isn't listed as a reproduction either.Any ideas? |
| Name: | connie |
| E-mail address: | jonah88@sssnet.com |
| Age: | 53 |
| Comments: | i would like to know if anyone can tell me about a heisy
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| Name: | Michelle |
| E-mail address: | mtschulze@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | Searching for a Duncan Miller Teardrop handled cake plate. Does anyone have any leads as to where I might find one?
Thanks. |
| Name: | Michelle |
| E-mail address: | mtschulze |
| Comments: | Searching for a Duncan Miller Teardrop handled cake plate. Does anyone have any leads as to where I might find one?
Thanks. |
| Name: | Dori Miles, Pattern Glass Historian |
| E-mail address: | dori@capital.net |
| Comments: | With regard to this post:
Name: Susan Percy E-mail address: PerSuGram@aol.com Comments: Last year I was given several pieces of three faces: six toothpick holders, a cake pedestal, salt shaker and goblet from the estate of a relative. She was 94 when she passed away and had been given the glass when she was a child, so I'm pretty sure they aren't reproductions. I also got a covered compote with a kneeling frosted Indian on the cover/frosted diarama of log cabin, buffalo, and two deer on the sides of the footed pedestal compote. I wonder if the latter piece could be Duncan as well. Susan Percy Tuesday, June 11th 2002 - 07:34:02 AM +++++++++++++++++++++++ First, the correct name for the pattern is THREE FACE. A person's age has nothing to do with verifying if glass is a reproduction, as some repro's are over 60 years old. I can unequivocally guarantee that all of your toothpicks are not from the original Duncan production beCause the toothpick holder was never made in the original pattern line. The earliest possible date for those is 1968. They were made by Kemple from new molds, and there are also imports from Japan. So she couldn't have been given all the pieces when she was a child--impossible. All of the pieces you mention have been reproduced. Your other piece is not Duncan and also has been reproduced. |
| Name: | Dori Miles, Pattern Glass Historian |
| E-mail address: | dori@capital.net |
| Comments: | WANTED: Duncan & Miller No. 42 AKA D & M #42 AKA Mardi Gras berry sauce or nappy with gold, 4-1/4" rim diameter x 1-1/4" high. Also have 62 odd lids and bases/bottoms in early Duncan patterns EAPG, and a total of 647 early Duncan patterns in stock. I do paid identifications for all types of glass. |
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| E-mail address: | OBAS@OMOB.COM |
| Age: | 56 |
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| Name: | dinah wright |
| E-mail address: | dgwright41@aol.com |
| Comments: | Interested in Duncan-Miller water goblets/Mayflower design in the Canterbury line. Please contact at above address if you are aware of such. Thanks |
| Name: | Greg Vail |
| E-mail address: | gzv5475@earthlink.com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | We also collect silvercrest, silver turquoise & the violets in the snow patterns. We now have over 350 pieces. Love to hear from other collectors... |
| Name: | Susan Percy |
| E-mail address: | PerSuGram@aol.com |
| Age: | 57 |
| Comments: | Last year I was given several pieces of three faces: six toothpick holders, a cake pedestal, salt shaker and goblet from the estate of a relative. She was 94 when she passed away and had been given the glass when she was a child, so I'm pretty sure they aren't reproductions. I also got a covered compote with a kneeling frosted Indian on the cover/frosted diarama of log cabin, buffalo, and two deer on the sides of the footed pedestal compote. I wonder if the latter piece could be Duncan as well.
Susan Percy |
| Name: | MaryAnn Jordan |
| E-mail address: | Slinkypnk@msn.com |
| Age: | 48 |
| Comments: | I have inherited a love of beautiful glassware from my Mother and Grandmother. Recently bought a small oval dish which I've identified as Duncan & Miller Teardrop. It was listed (in an antique shop) as the bottom half of a butter dish, but I believe it is simply a small olive or relish-type dish. Anyway, it is my first intro to Duncan & Miller, and I'm thrilled--beautiful, elegant glass! |
| Name: | Shirley J. Pringle |
| E-mail address: | shirley@pringleantiques.com |
| Age: | 54 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.pringleantiques.com |
| Comments: | I collect various types of glass, pottery, silver and other various collectibles. Come visit my website to see some of the great items we offer including Duncan & Miller Glass. Got to go as I have a booth at the Dinner Key Antique show here in Miami (Coconut Grove)this weekend.
Shirley |
| Name: | Nancy Robertson |
| E-mail address: | mustard4me@aol.com |
| Age: | 41 |
| Comments: | Enjoyed looking at the online museum pieces. I have two sets of Duncan and Miller Sandwich in pink and red. Hope to visit the museum someday.
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| Name: | carol whiteside |
| E-mail address: | carol@greatvalley.org |
| Age: | 58 |
| Comments: | I am interested in finding iced tea goblets in duncan Miller ruby red. Can't find the pattern in the Museum list, so there muct be something I don't know. Perhaps the pattern has a different name?
I would appreciate your help or further information. (Replacements has the pattern listed as just Duncan Miller - red). Thanks. Carol Whiteside |
| Name: | Judith Interval |
| E-mail address: | JudyCI@aol.com |
| Age: | 63 |
| Comments: | I want to buy an inexpensive book with Duncan Miller pictures and value of items.
Thanks, Judith Interval |
| Name: | Karen Gebhart |
| E-mail address: | kabob3@msn.com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | Hi, I recently acquired two very old clear glass (maybe crystal??) book ends. They appear to be what would look like a ruffled grouse. Chest is puffed up and out, the tail feathers appear to be ruffled out, base on these are square and they are very heavy. The only mention I could find under glass animals for a ruffled grouse was Duncan and Miller listing as scarce and rare. Can anyone help me identify these as Duncan and Miller and do you have any information or picture that could help me. Would really appreciate any and all help. Thanks and God Bless..... |
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| Name: | Linda Lambert |
| E-mail address: | lambrat@jps.net |
| Age: | 36 |
| Comments: | I have recently acquired what I believe is a Duncan & Miller swan. It has a clear head with an amber heart shape dish. It is 5 1/2in. tall and 7in. long. If anyone has any information, please send it my way. I look forward to learning more about the Duncan & Miller collection. |
| Name: | Gloria Rosland |
| E-mail address: | Grosland @aol.com |
| Age: | 64 |
| Name: | Teresa Skidmore |
| E-mail address: | tskidmore@woh.rr.com |
| Age: | 49 |
| Comments: | My parents have quite a collection of Duncan Miller, Cambridge, and Heisey. I would like to find a current book on each of these with prices lists. Can you help? Thanks. |
| Name: | Heidi Roesselet |
| E-mail address: | hroessel@visuallink.com |
| Age: | 32 |
| Comments: | I have a Teardrop collection that was started for my great grandmother. |
| Name: | Sharon Tomski |
| E-mail address: | STomas1239@aol.com |
| Age: | 58 |
| Comments: | I recently came in the possession of a wonderful pair of candlesticks. 12"high. With base of teardrops? Medalions on bottom in oval design. Prisms on bobeche. A note attached indicates Rare Duncan-Miller teardrop. I cannot find in any books. Anyone with info would be greatly appreciated. They are in prestine conditon. I have several pieces of Duncan Miller and find it to be wonderful. Also own 2 books |
| Name: | Cynthia Nusser Galish |
| E-mail address: | rondeegalish@aol.com |
| Comments: | I have around 160 pieces of Duncan Miller Early American Sandwich Glass, all in perfect condition,has not been touched in years.
I have 16 plates, salad plates, butter dishes, small 3" plates, goblets, sheberts, wine glasses, punch cups, coffee cups and saucers, and 2 sugar/creamers w trays. I would like to know the value of these and the market for this collection. The only problem this collection is in Western Kansas, and I am in Pittsburgh, Pa. This is part of a large estate of my mother and fathers. I would also like information on the Duncan Miller Museum, and I have heard there is a Convention sometime in July or so in Washington, Pa that I would like to attend. |
| Name: | Karen Moritz |
| E-mail address: | kmoritz@newnorth.net |
| Name: | Faith Hess |
| Age: | 62 |
| Comments: | My sisters and I descendents of the Duncan family. Our Mother's name was Edith Duncan McClure Chester and lived in Pennsylvania. Does anyone have a geneology chart that might show more about our family? Although we don't have a computer, you may write me at: 5038 Lakeview Avenue, Yorba Linda, CA 92886. Thank you. |
| Name: | Gene M. Matheny |
| E-mail address: | fcvcb@greenapple.com |
| Age: | 61 |
| Homepage URL: | http://visitfairfieldcountyoh.org |
| Comments: | A wonderfull site! Superior ease in searching for exactally
what I wanted and to think it was done by high school kids. I can't wait to visit your museum and to shop the gift shop. Thanks for all the work that went into this great tool. |
| Name: | Jim DeVore |
| E-mail address: | jde9061769@aol.com |
| Age: | 52 |
| Comments: | To me, Duncan Miller of all the manufacturers of depression
era glass has the brightest, most beautiful designs and far and away are the classiest of them all. I have quite a few place settings in various colors, which I enjoy using at dinner parties. Jim DeVore |
| Name: | Tracey Key |
| E-mail address: | tkey@foothillsnet.net |
| Age: | 39 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.msn.com |
| Comments: | It is a Great site Has some beatuiful items in it! |
| Name: | Elizabeth |
| E-mail address: | ewhopkins@hotmail.com |
| Age: | 40 |
| Comments: | Today I purchased a pair of Duncan Miller candlesticks
with Art Deco style "wings" on the left and right sides. They are the traditional depression era pink color and have sterling silver overlay. I was told that they were made in 1937-38 but would appreciate any additional information on this item. I look forward to hearing from you. |
| Name: | Elizabeth |
| E-mail address: | ewhopkins@hotmail.com |
| Age: | 40 |
| Comments: | Today I purchased a pair of Duncan Miller candlesticks
with Art Deco style motif on the left and right sides. They are the traditional depression era pink color and have sterling silver overlay. I was told that they were made in 1937-38 but would appreciate any additional information on this item. I look forawrd to hearing from you. |
| Name: | tammy davis |
| E-mail address: | esales@crosstel.net |
| Name: | CAROLYN JO BUNN |
| E-mail address: | CJWHITELEY@MSN.COM |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | I LIKE SWANS. I HAVE COLLECTED SEVERAL CLEAR, ONE LAVENDER
& ONE GREEN LOWER CLEAR UPPER. I HAVE KNOW IDEA HOW TO DECIDE IF THEY HAVE MORE VALUE THAN PERSONAL. CAN YOU DIRECT ME TO SOMEONE WHO KNOWS? CAROLYN JO |
| Name: | Derek Hickson |
| E-mail address: | Derek@dchickson.flyer.co.uk |
| Age: | 72 |
| Comments: | I collect pottery and porcelain with the 'Indian Tree'
pattern but I was astonished to find a glass dish with this pattern. It is one of my most treasured posessions. Thank you Duncan & Miller. |
| Name: | Diane Moore |
| E-mail address: | dianemoore@mail.cl.k12.md.us |
| Age: | 50 |
| Name: | Shirley Pringle |
| E-mail address: | AuctionHome@aol.com |
| Age: | 54 |
| Comments: | Hi, Tomorrow I rise early, catch a plane & head North to
Wash., Pa., to the National Duncan & Miller Convention, for the first time. Will attend the Convention, in part, the dinner & guest speaker, return on Sunday for the Glass Show & hope to have the time to visit your Museum & see more of D&M fine, beautiful glass. Being from Florida, I will greatly appreciate seeing for the very first time ever a glass Museum such as yours. I love all fine glass from USA, such as Fostoria, Cambridge, Heisey, Duncan & Miller & also Pheonix & Consolidated, which Convention I & a friend are also attending during this brief visit. My favorite glass by D&M are the Pall Mall Crystal Swans, I have one in Ruby & one in Amber, and also have 2 of the 3 sizes ? of the Pall Mall crystal ash tray Ducks, one (the smaller one) has a "strike-a-lite" lighter also in crystal that sits inside the small duck ash tray. I also own the "Bay Ware" catsup bottle in canary with the original crystal stopper (has a chip off on the end of the stopper), but it is a very fine piece, indeed! What great glass is Duncan & Miller. Your Canterbury Line is wonderful, have lots of crystal pieces, they are so fine and so elegant! Just found in Haines City, Florida a beautiful covered stemmed candy jar & lid, with a ribbed finial in the lovely shade Greenbrier! The glass is so fine, isn't it! The color glows! Another several pieces I covet are the Patio Line pieces ? in Chartreuse with all the small candles & the big one for the center. I had a chance to purchase it from a gal pal in my Hollywood Antiques & Collectibel Club (FL), buy didn't do it & now it is gone. I think there were 3 smaller candlesticks & the one big one. Oh, well, another time, perhaps! Could talk on and on about D & M glass, it is so incredible in its brillance & feel & over-all quality; really fine art, I would say! Don't you agree? Sure you do, 'cause you're the Museum, and I bet there is some really fine glass there that I should see, soon!!! Have a nice day, and a cold tomorrow night (55 degrees, we hear!!) Doesn't Winter ever end up your way?? I'll be packing my overcoat & scarf for sure! Hope we can take in a visit this trip! Happy Glassing to you 'all! Sunny Miami, FLA. Shirley Pringle, Pringle Antiques, 305.270.1937 or 305.301.7412 (Cell) Come see us in Florida, where our new state symbol is (no not a raft!), but Flamingos! |
| Name: | Barbara M. Lessig |
| E-mail address: | bmlessig@aol.com |
| Age: | really! |
| Homepage URL: | http://lessigs.com |
| Comments: | very nice. I'll see you Friday at the banquet. |
| Name: | Jean Woods |
| E-mail address: | jeanye@omegabbs.com |
| Comments: | I have only one piece of Duncan-Miller, it is a Canterbury
blank 15 or 16" plate. Was given to me as a wedding gift 35 years ago by an antique dealer. Had a Fostoria sticker on it so I always thought it to be Fostoria. It is lovely and I have used it quite a bit. It has now taken it's rightful place among my collectibles. I can enjoy it every day now. Beautiful piece. |
| Name: | L Goler |
| E-mail address: | egoler@aol.com |
| Age: | mmmm...... |
| Comments: | Have received a beautiful green bowl from my mom - It is
on a pedastal and the only signature is a scorpian on the bottom. The edges are scalloped and I have been searching, unsuccessfully, for some history of this piece. Any resources you can suggest? Thanks much |
| Name: | Glenn Butterman |
| E-mail address: | gsbutter@gte.net |
| Age: | 65 |
| Name: | Jill Flanigan |
| E-mail address: | mjf39@mediaone.net |
| Age: | 60 |
| Name: | john (kermit) bares |
| E-mail address: | stadry@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 58 |
| Comments: | both pam & i enjoyed our visit w/marilyn & betty sunday, 6/24. we were amazed at the extensive array of pieces in the museum as we'd never known the glassworks had produced so many different designs & works. a special thank you to al davidson, too,,, his willingness to give of his knowledge was appreciated. we look forward to the 7/29 meeting (convention ?),,, pam'll bring a potato salad & i make a great cold red beans & rice w/fred's salsa,,, well worth the visit to the museum,,, thanks again, all. |
| Name: | Vickie LaBelle Costello |
| E-mail address: | wildvke7@earthlink.net |
| Age: | 39 |
| Comments: | I have recently purchased, what I believe is the bottom
globe of a late 1800's oil lamp. It is a ruby red.It has wonderful roccoco fillers around the top. The center has 2 plumes or maybe feathers in the shape of a heart with a stylized flower coming thru the 2 feathers meet back to back also jewels starting at the bottom of the flower w/ each jewel getting smaller as it goes downward. I have not had any luck finding the pattern except with the consideration of a European pattern called Graceful (not the simple pattern of Northwood)The Graceful pattern (Graceful Tumbler) that is named after Grace Rinehart in the Carnival Glass 6th Ed. and also in the 5th Ed. Although it's not the same pattern it is the only one I can find that is close. Hoping to find the pattern on your site. Wish me luck. Thank You. |
| Name: | Marilyn Fornell |
| E-mail address: | mfornell@aol.com |
| Age: | 52 |
| Comments: | I have quite a bit of Three Face (Ijust like it) that I bought very cheap. Was shocked to find out what some of it is worth! Like another person who signed in, I'm also interested in how to tell real from repro. I know some of my pieces are marked MMA on the bottom (Metropolitan Museum of Art). Any help would be appreciated.
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| Name: | mary hays |
| E-mail address: | mhays53551@aol.com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | My dad worked for Duncan Miller in Pa when I was a child
and we have several pieces of glassware we are looking to sell. In particular we have a piece that looks just like the candle holder you have on the front cover of the book "Years of Duncan Miller" by Diana Krause, only ours has the large etched glass globes for all the candle holders and it is in perfect condition. can you let us know what is the value of this and if there is a buyer that may be interested. |
| Name: | PATRICIA M KISHMAN |
| E-mail address: | pkishman@neo.rr.com |
| Age: | 75 |
| Comments: | I would like to know more about duncan & glass. I would like
to join your socity. My gramdparents were from this area. I believe I have a candlelaber that was given to my grnd parents that is Duncan Miller. Can you give me a list of some books?Patti Kis |
| Name: | Pat Collins |
| E-mail address: | pjcollins@wyan.org |
| Comments: | Looking for a Duncan Miller show or convention this year -
can you advise? Thanks! |
| Name: | Martha |
| Age: | 45 |
| Comments: | What is the name of older glassware that is clear with a
pink or cranberry edge or decoration? It is very common, and probably not expensive. We have a deviled egg dish, and divided candy dish. Anyone know what it is called or how old it is? Thanks. |
| Name: | Joy |
| E-mail address: | jharnbarn@aol.com |
| Age: | mid-50s |
| Comments: | Our family is involved in sharing 95-year-old mother's
treasures as she moves to assisted living. Her largest collection was cranberry glass, but she also has pressed glass, cut glass, and Three Face (which is why we are at this web site). She describes (in a wonderful journal) old and reproduction glass, but does not tell us how to know the difference. Can anyone help us or direct us to a good resource? Thank you. P.S. We've learnd alot tonight on this web site and will return soon! |
| Name: | Karen C. Martin |
| E-mail address: | colahm@milwpc.com |
| Age: | 57 |
| Comments: | I have a Duncan & Miller 10" vase that is the Indian Tree
Patter. I was informed by a person belonging to your Society that the blank glass stock they used for Indian Tree was from the Canterbury stock. There are 6 rounded areas on the bottom (bottom is flat and the rounds are to the sides of the piece, there are 6 rounded areas on the top, and it is 10" tall. I had e-mailed you several weeks ago about this. In a 1943 catalog she found the pattern for me but not my piece. She told me that it should be comparable to First Love pattern because it is double etched. I would like to send you pictures of the vase but don't know how to do this on my computer. If you would know how to get the pictures from my computer, "my documents" to your computer, this would help me greatly. Appreciate any help you can give. Thanks. Karen |
| Name: | Debra Vicidomini |
| E-mail address: | Happywife3@aol.com |
| Age: | 39 |
| Comments: | I have a collection of Duncan crystal that I believe was
called "Splendor". I have 12 each of four different types of goblets. Can you tell me if there was a pattern called "Splendor" and about how much these are worth? Thank you. |
| Name: | Dianne Rhonemus |
| E-mail address: | diannerh@earthlink.net |
| Age: | 49 |
| Name: | Sharon Willis |
| E-mail address: | swcheshire@aol.com |
| Age: | 52 |
| Comments: | duncan miller made some beautiful glass |
| Name: | Linda Ziniel |
| E-mail address: | lziniel@rn.com |
| Age: | 51 |
| Comments: | I have aquired some dishes at an estate auction and I think
they are Duncan and Miller.Where can I find a book that will show me the design and etching details? The pattern is in the design of roses and leaves. |
| Name: | Linda Ziniel |
| E-mail address: | lziniel@rn.com |
| Age: | 51 |
| Comments: | I have aquired some dishes at an estate auction and I think
they are Duncan and Miller.Where can I find a book that will show me the design and etching details? |
| Name: | Linda Ziniel |
| E-mail address: | lziniel@rn.com |
| Age: | 51 |
| Name: | cindy herzfeldt |
| E-mail address: | cjherzfeldt1@aol.com |
| Age: | 44 |
| Name: | Cindy Starr |
| E-mail address: | cindys@webzone.net |
| Age: | 42 |
| Comments: | I am originally from DuBois, Pennsylvania and was given an
oil and vinegar cruet set by my 90 year old grandmother. The top of one of the stoppers was broken off and in my pursuit to find a new stopper, I was informed that they were Duncan Miller. I am still looking for a stopper and was wondering if you could help me. The cruet set (clear glass) consists of the 2 cruets which sit on a divided tray. The tray is 8 inches from end to end and 3 inches at its widest part. It is 1 inch high. The handles of the tray consist of what appears to be 2 teardrops coming from each side, flowing into a bigger circle. Each cruet is 5-1/2 high from bottom to the top of the stopper. Without the stopper the cruets are approx. 3-3/4 inches high at the highest point which is the spout. The widest part of the cruet is 2 inches. This portion of the cruet resembles garlic with 6 cloves. The stopper is 2-13/16 in length and 13/16 at its widest part. The stopper resembles a cactus with one tall point in the center with 2 identical points on either side which are completely joined from top to bottom to the center longer point. I hope this description is helpful and maybe someone can help me find a stopper. Thanks so much...... |
| Name: | Dale Simon |
| E-mail address: | gssimon@prodigy.net |
| Comments: | Hello, I am trying to identify some tumblers and old
fashioned glasses similar to Heisy. They have a cobalt base and are etched/carved with sailboats (on the tumblers) or Fish( on the old fashioneds) and someone said they might be Duncan. Can you help me? Thank you...Dale Simon |
| Name: | VICK J MILLER |
| E-mail address: | CFMILLER79@AOL.COM |
| Age: | 45 |
| Comments: | WE HAVE A COLLECTION OF DUNCAN MILLER 41 SANDWICH AND NEED
A PAIR OF CANDLE STICKS. THANK YOU |
| Name: | VICK J MILLER |
| E-mail address: | CFMILLER79@AOL.COM |
| Age: | 45 |
| Name: | VICK J MILLER |
| E-mail address: | CFMILLER79@AOL.COM |
| Age: | 45 |
| Name: | Chris Clemensen |
| E-mail address: | chrise@mpeak.com |
| Age: | 78 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.eapgs.org |
| Comments: | We have two patterns. One is Cantaberry the other is
Gardenia. I can't find any information on these. Can you help? |
| Name: | pamela carder |
| E-mail address: | PamC97@aol.com |
| Age: | 45 |
| Name: | john bares |
| E-mail address: | stadry@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 58 |
| Name: | gail martin |
| E-mail address: | gailma@marz.com |
| Age: | 52 |
| Comments: | I am interested in finding information on a green
glass compote/cakeplate with a dolphin stem. The piece is 8" tall and 11" inches in diameter w/ bowled diameter of 9" inches. The dolphin base seems to be pressed , but the bowl itself has no seam and is perfectly clear with one tiny bubble in the "lip" of the bowl edge. The base is octagon. I was given this piece about 9-10 years ago by a 75 year old friend who told me it belonged to her mother. She also showed me a Post Dispatch "Everyday Section" newspaper article on the piece which unfortunately was not given to me and later was lost. If you have a reasearch department that has any information as to the maker, or picture or knowledge of the article of this piece,please notify me by E-mail. This means a lot to as my dear friend has since passed and I would like to relate the history of the plate to my children as it will be handed down to them. Thank you . Any information will be helpful and greatly appreciated. Gail Martin |
| Name: | Bill Line |
| E-mail address: | ravon@internetcds.com |
| Age: | 61 |
| Comments: | I've become a real fan of D-M's art deco glassware . . .
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| Name: | Lisa Lilly |
| E-mail address: | llilly@nisource.com |
| Age: | 44 |
| Comments: | Site is done very computer friendly. I would love to see
more examples of the Duncan glassware. By the way, why did you ask for my age? Thanks, Lisa |
| Name: | Madalynn Friedman |
| E-mail address: | madalynnf@earthlink.net |
| Age: | 61 |
| Name: | LKB |
| E-mail address: | LKBiz1@aol.com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | I have four pieces of "Three Faces" that were given to me
when I turned eighteen. They were a wedding gift to my great grandparents. I live in the midwest, and no one around here has even heard of Duncan-Miller. I would be glad to gain information about "the history" of my glass. |
| Name: | Janet Hallmakr |
| E-mail address: | mikehall@atlonline.com |
| Age: | 46 |
| Comments: | I am so glad that you have opened this museum for this
wonderful glass! |
| Name: | Dian McClenathan Robinson |
| E-mail address: | tdrobinson3@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 45 |
| Comments: | Any information on the "First Love" pattern would be
greatly appreciated. I acquired some pieces originally owned by my mother Mable Varner McClenathan, when she died. She was born and raised in Washington, PA. Thank You. |
| Name: | S. A. Gallardo |
| E-mail address: | gallardo395@aol.com |
| Age: | 59 |
| Comments: | I have collected Duncan and Heisey for over 30 years. I am
looking for the Lg.Duck that goes with the ashtray ducks. Any suggestions? Is there a reproduction? |
| Name: | Sylvia Copp |
| E-mail address: | scopp@chmc.org |
| Age: | 47 |
| Comments: | I am looking for help in locating additional peaces to my
mother's pattern "Language of Love" I am also looking for information on the swans |
| Name: | Dee Cunningham |
| E-mail address: | georgedee@rivnet.net |
| Age: | 67 |
| Comments: | My husband and I visited the museum approximately 7 years
ago. We enjoyed it very much. I have a quite extensive collection of the crystal sandwich and have been collecting it for at least 20 years. I started by accident at a flea lmarket with the anchor hocking purchased by my husband and then moved to Indiana Glass. I started reading and decided I loved the Dundan Sandwich and only purchase this now. My daughter in Cincinnati has followed the same route. Keep up the good work at the museum. |
| Name: | Robin |
| E-mail address: | redbreast69@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I'm here all the way from the great white north,CANADA.
I just started looking through the site..so far i like what i see.I have saved to my favorites list so i can look in my leisure. TANK you for sending me the link ***S*** |
| Name: | Kent Turner |
| E-mail address: | kturn1951@hotmail.com |
| Age: | 49 |
| Comments: | Nice web site! |
| Name: | R. D. ALEXANDER |
| E-mail address: | RAlexa1434@aol. com |
| Age: | 50 |
| Comments: | GREAT WEB SITE.BUT TRY TO USE MORE COLORED PICS |
| Name: | Mrs. Robin Crew |
| E-mail address: | rcrew1798@earthlink.net |
| Age: | 56 |
| Comments: | Just purchased 12 goblets, and was thrilled with them. They
are beatiful. |
| Name: | Sheri Lohr |
| E-mail address: | sheri@seastorypress.com |
| Age: | 53 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.seastorypress.com |
| Comments: | My mother's mother was Lucille Miller. Her grandfather
designed the threeface ware as a portrait of his wife for the exhibition (1870?). I have a few threeface pieces, and a fairly good set of "first love" which was my mother's wedding pattern(ca 1946). Also some swans, sandwich glass and a few other pieces. I am single, a poet, an artist, and an only child. I love and use my glass,but in another half-century what survives (and glass, of course is by nature ephemeral) should go to someone who loves this art. Please contact me if you are interested in this history. |
| Name: | Sheri Lohr |
| E-mail address: | sheri@seastorypress.com |
| Age: | 53 |
| Homepage URL: | http://www,seastorypress.com |
| Comments: | My mother's mother was Lucille Miller. Her grandfather
designed the threeface ware as a portrait of his wife for the exhibition (1870?). I have a few threeface pieces, and a fairly good set of "first love" which was my mother's wedding pattern(ca 1946). Also some swans, sandwich glass and a few other pieces. I am single, a poet, an artist, and an only child. I love and use my glass,but in another half-century what survives (and glass, of course is by nature ephemeral) should go to someone who loves this art. Please contact me if you are interested in this history. |
| Name: | Julie Finn |
| E-mail address: | jfinn@fclb.org |
| Age: | 33 |
| Comments: | My father was born and raised in Washington, PA and my
sisters and myself each have some Duncan & Miller glassware. Thank you for giving information about the museum, since I live in Colorado now it is wonderful to be able to gain information about Duncan and Miller glass. |
| Name: | Bill and Alice Bullard |
| E-mail address: | wtroy31@aol.com |
| Age: | old |
| Comments: | Very nice site. We are new to Carnival Glass Collecting.
I am the editor of our local club newsletter. |
| Name: | Linda L. Glasgow |
| E-mail address: | glasgow@waverly.net |
| Age: | 59 |
| Comments: | My husband and I collect mainly Fenton Silvercrest having
about 150 pieces and about 80 Fenton Happiness birds. We also collect the Fenton Bicenntennial Collection. We have a Duncan Miller Starred Loop Banana bowl that we have had for over 50 years and have started collecting Starred Loop pieces, having 9 so far. We are interested in the history or any information about Starred Loop and any back issues of newsletter. We are planning a visit to the Duncan Miller Musuem this July when we go to Fenton convention. Thank You, Linda L. Glasgow |
| Name: | Dianne Rhonemus |
| E-mail address: | diannerh@earthlink.net |
| Age: | 48 |
| Comments: | Wow, a Duncan Miller Museum!. The next time I go east We
will have to stop. |
| Name: | M. Rodriguez, III |
| E-mail address: | yrodriguez@eathlink.net |
| Comments: | Just started to collect Duncan & Miller glass. |
| Name: | Jim Wagner |
| E-mail address: | thewags1214@cs.com |
| Comments: | Great site folks. Found you on my best search engine;
www.google.com |
| Name: | scott smith |
| Name: | Susan Jones |
| Comments: | I'm very interested in all froms of glassware. This is
a lovely site! |
| Name: | Jim Bergerack |
| E-mail address: | imaphoney@hotmail.co.uk |
| Age: | As old as I feel! |
| Comments: | A superbly well laid out site. I had no trouble in finding
my way around, which for somebody as new to pc's as me was a real relief! I had to get a pc in order to keep records on all my recent cases. I'm a private eye you see. (Well thats what I tell people anyway) Man, you should have seen this one girl I pulled. Sucked her right in I did. She didnt have a clue! I was like "yeah Heather (think that was her name) I'm the king dick round these parts..." She loved it! Oh well, shell never know! Anyway, a great site, I hope to purchase my first DM bog roll holder real soon. Must dash, I've a paper round to do. Bye x |
| Name: | Carolyn Kern |
| E-mail address: | mauricek2000@yahoo.com |
| Age: | 40 |
| Comments: | I love to look at antique and depression glass. My favorite
glass to collect is glass baskets. |
| Name: | Jessie Finch |
| E-mail address: | jfinch@brookings.net |
| Age: | 61 |
| Comments: | I have collected pieces of the Teardrop pattern for about
25 years. |