Reproduction Glass

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Host Terry Kovel finds reproduction colored glass at the Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Springfield, Ohio. She explains how to spot the reproductions from the originals.

An antique glass can usually be identified by a marking underneath the base.

This is a Northwood pattern. This new set was made by Moss, which is now reproducing the pattern in colors Northwood never used. The company was started in 1896.

Here's a new pressed glass cup made by Boyd.

It's marked with a "B" on the bottom.

Colored glass animals are also popular to collect. The new ones are priced between $5 and $25, depending on the maker.

Here's good advice from host Terry Kovel: Don't confuse Moser Glassworks with Mosser Glass Factory. Though the names are similar, they're two different companies. Moser was founded in 1857 and its pieces are highly desirable, while Mosser produces primarily reproduction pieces.

Resources
Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market
Held every 3rd weekend, at Clark County Fairgrounds at Exit 59 on I-70 in Springfield, Ohio.
Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market
Springfield, OH
Phone: 937-325-0053
Guests
Ron Perisho
Dealer
Phone: 217-431-8590
E-mail: RJ2257@aol.com
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