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Elegant Glass
Elegant Glass

By Randy Coe, Debbie Coe

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Liberty Blue Dinnerware
Liberty Blue Dinnerware

By Randy Coe, Debbie Coe

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Glass Animals & Figurines
Glass Animals & Figurines

By Debbie Coe, Debbie & Randy Coe, Randy Coe

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Collecting glass animal figures is a widespread hobby for people of all ages. This important reference book features over 950 beautiful color photographs of American glass animals, fish, birds, mam...

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Avon s 1876 Cape Cod Collection
Fenton Burmese Glass
Fenton Burmese Glass

By Debbie Coe, Debbie & Randy Coe

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Burmese glass was developed by the Mt. Washington glass company in 1885 and was named by Queen Victoria because the shaded colors reminded her of a sunset in Burma. The Fenton Art Glass Company is...

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Fenton Basket Patterns
Fenton Basket Patterns

By Randy Coe, Debbie Coe

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Fenton Basket Patterns
Fenton Basket Patterns

By Randy Coe, Debbie Coe

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Animal Pitchers Schiffer Book for Collectors
The Colors of Heisey Glass
Elegant Glass
Elegant Glass

By Randy Coe, Debbie Coe

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