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Federal
Submitted by nostalgiaholic on Sun, 06/27/2010 - 9:32am
Federal
Federal Glass. Stockholm. 922-12oz Hi-Ball [silver band]
A neat set I recently found thrifting. While Federal produced a few lines with a platinum ring(s), these are decorated in silver and I can find no reference to this pattern on Stockholm. I'm assuming Federal produced these for some distributor who then sold them with the caddy.
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Re: Federal
Nice set! I've been finding a lot of silver-banded glassware lately. It's confusing to identify the Dorothy Thorpe stuff, and to distinguish her Silver Band from Allegro.
It has a nice, clean modern look about it and I rarley pass it up when I see it in the wild.
Re: Federal
I don't collect Thorpe, and know next to nothing on the subject, save to say that just about anything with a silver band on it is attributed to her. I don't recall ever seeing a collector's book on Thorpe either. Indeed, it can be most confusing.
Re: Federal
Nice walnut caddy and sweet Stockholm glassware, too boot!