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Questions & Answers
My Aunt left me 6 chocolate greentown glass mugs about 6 years ago all in great condition. The pattern is the "outdoor Drinking Scene". What is the value of these mugs today? Thank you.
The 2010 NGGA Price Guide shows a value of $75.00 each for the chocolate Outdoor Drinking Scene Mugs. Hope this helps.
I have an original piece of the Greentown Glass Dog's Head in Frosted Amber. It is identical to the photo that flashes on your home page. It is in mint condition, and was authenticated by Mr. James Measell years ago.
I am considering selling it, and I
I am considering selling it, and I
The Price History and Guide (2010) compiled and edited by the National Greentown Glass Association values this piece at $500.00.
Do you have to be a member of the NGGA to attend your annual auction?
Absolutely not -- it is a public auction and everyone is welcome.
I have a collection of chocolate glass that I am wanting to learn about. It was my grandparents'. How would I know if it is from the Indiana Tumbler company or the Fenton one, and does that affect its value? I do not believe these would be reproductions.
The photo you sent shows Leaf Bracket sauce dishes in chocolate. These were made by the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Company in Greentown. This pattern has not been reproduced and includes about 16 different pieces. If you go to the publications section of this website, you will find publications to purchase to help you identify your glass. If you would like to forward more pictures, we would be happy to help you identify your collection.
Dear Web Master
After a GREAT tour of the museum last october we are hoping to capture accurate information abotu it for our museum list of informaiton on National Glass clubs.
For Greentown we would like to add the following info please:
The year
After a GREAT tour of the museum last october we are hoping to capture accurate information abotu it for our museum list of informaiton on National Glass clubs.
For Greentown we would like to add the following info please:
The year
The National Greentown Glass Association was founded in 1974. We currently have an active membership of approximately 300 members (however, many of those memberships include both husband and wife). The actual active number could easily be between 400 and 500 when counting the individuals. The First Annual Convention was held June 8, 1974. The next convention will be held on June 8-9, 2012 and will be the 38th consecutive annual meeting.
Can you tell me if this is Greentown Glass?
If not, do you know who made it?
When was it made?
What is the retail value of this piece?
Thank you!
If not, do you know who made it?
When was it made?
What is the retail value of this piece?
Thank you!
This piece was made by Royal Glass Company in Marietta, Ohio. The pattern is Fleur de Lis and this piece is the two handled celery holder. While not made by the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Company in Greentown, it is considered "related" to Greentown because of the chocolate color. The "2010 Greentown Glass Price History and Guide" shows its value as $250.00.
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