Stars and Stripes tankard and other antiques history
A column reviews historical American memorabilia and antiques. It notes the Stars and Stripes opalescent glass tankard made 1886–1896 by Hobbs, later copied by Beaumont and Fenton Art Glass Co. It also covers various appraisal queries on sewing cabinets, Fenton wares, Handwerck dolls, Snell bicycles banners, Carry A Nation pins, and other midcentury collectibles with value notes and care tips.
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Lady Liberty
George Washington
Hobbs Glass Factory
Beaumont Glass Co
Fenton Art Glass Co
Martha Washington
White Sewing Machine Co
Frank Beardmore & Co
Fenton
Sutherland Art Ware
Sutherland Pottery
England
Staffordshire
Sutherland
Handwerck
Germany
Heinrich Handwerck Sr
Waltershausen
Thuringia
New Jersey
The
Snell Cycle Mfg. Co
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A. Snell
Snell Cycle Fittings Co
Snell Cycle Manufacturing Co
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Jay-Z
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