all that glitters is not gold
Ditto of last post: except silver, platinum, and pewter mist.
Read More all that glitters is not goldutility, affordability, everyday style
Ditto of last post: except silver, platinum, and pewter mist.
Read More all that glitters is not goldI have been adding to our Wexford collection a good bit lately, including many metal-trimmed pieces I had previously not found in decent condition. They. Are. Glorious.
Read More the golden hoardTwo new colored votives arrived yesterday, one Wexford and one imposter.
Read More flickers of colorWhile I’ve been aware of Wexford with color ombre since the six amber wine glasses five years ago, I’ve only recently begun to find other pieces. Likewise, I’ve found nothing to identify who did it: Anchor Hocking, or a third party seller embelling AH blanks. Either way, this arrived today: The ombre pieces always include […]
Read More fade into colorA couple more pieces picked up in pewter mist. The glasses are filling out, but the pitcher is the only large serving piece I have. More to look for…
Read More adding to the darknessI was reminded recently of the option of local listing on fb marketplace. Sometimes, buying glassware online can be stressful. Many sellers are not practiced at safely packing glass for shipping. Considering that I am mostly now looking for harder to find pieces, I appreciated the reminder and did a search. And how glad am […]
Read More the local colorI have only recently been aware of the variety of Wexford’s ombre flash colors. I also learned it was applied to the large footed fruit bowl. And then I found one online. And it arrived today!
Read More the new unknownLive is full. And hectic, too, for certain. We use our Wexford glassware daily, and I always look for opportunities to bring out bigger pieces, but we haven’t entertained in our home since before COVID. That said, I garden mostly to have fresh flowers to bring into the house, and they always go into Wexford.
Read More long pausesLast week, I had an opportunity to combine my obsession with Anchor Hocking’s Wexford glassware and my experience as an event florist on the occasion of my younger niece’s wedding. She had selected fiftyflowers.com as the flower source (which turned out to be an excellent experience). As we went through their wedding themes, she mentioned […]
Read More a wexford weddingThere are some things to know about Wexford if you are looking to bring some to your home: while it is pressed glass, it is not depression era pressed glass. It is not lead crystal, Anchor Hocking called the clear pieces “crystal” as a color reference. It is glass. Broadly released in 1967 (it may […]
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