I decided that Cranberry is Pink!
I love hobnail and I love cranberry glass.
No one does it better than Fenton.
I had the hots for gerbera daisies last week.
Hot Pink Is Good!
A little old-fashioned glamour!
Wishing YOU well and much joy!
Oh these are nice - what a great collection, and so tactile too. Happy PS!
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty, Snap! I love the pink, Cranberry or otherwise. Of course, you already knew that! Thanks for sharing and for your visit. Have a great weekend and Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I like hobnail glass too, Snap. I have a beautiful little blue hobnail glass condiment jug and bowl that my great-grandmother gave to my grandmother in 1906 for a wedding present. And about a month ago at a yard sale, I bought 2 lovely blue hobnail glass tealite holders.
ReplyDeleteHi Snap, I love that Cranberry Glass also... SO beautiful!!!! Perfect for Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Beautiful cranberry (pink) glassware! Happy Pink Saturday. ~Marti
ReplyDeleteHi Snap!
ReplyDeleteHobnail Cranberry glass is great for Pink Saturday. You are so lucky to own some.
Happy Pink Saturday!
~Clara
Ooh pretty glass, my Mom used to collect glass, we had it all over the house, goes so well with those gorgeous daisies! xox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glass and great photos!
ReplyDeleteI agree, cranberry glass is pink.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if it was a blog-photo feature or if my laptop was slow connecting - but your photos "rolled out" as I scrolled down, and that was very neat. Technology can pass me up quite fast - could be a flickr thing - well, now, somewhere in there I thought I aw flickr photos. Now I don't. Oh well.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me a note. I enjoyed reading your profile. I've been told that my camera should be surgically attached to my hand, or maybe they thought it was already. Don't remember. (Goes along w/your pathological picture taker description.)
Happy Cranberry Gerbera Daisy Pink Saturday!
It IS pink and it IS beautiful !
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing and have a great Pink Saturday.
I adore Fenton glass and so wish I had snatched it up in the 70's & 80's before it got so pricey! Your cranberry PINK pieces are lovely. Thanks for sharing, Nan
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful your collection is. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Snap, I agree, cranberry IS pink and your hobnail is perfect for PS fun. The Gerebr Daisy just topped it off. So pretty in hot pink.
ReplyDeleteHappy PS,
Jeanne
Oh yes! Cranberry is definitely PINK!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, thanks for visiting Normandy & bon weekend.
gorgeous shades of pink!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I awarded you the One Lovely Blog Award from http://dianstimpanalley.blogspot.com,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you..it works for Pink Saturday wonderfully! Hope you are having a good one!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely, lumpy-bumpy pieces!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Hopping a little late from Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteMy PINK, come and see when you get a chance.
Have a lovely Sunday!
Very fruity! :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Love all the pink!
ReplyDeleteWonderful collection! Because we live in such tiny spaces now I've given up on collecting (I can visit my favorite pieces at my kids' homes).. so anyway it's great fun to admire other people's collections -- your pictures are all beautiful and the one with the gerbera daisy is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteOh my, your "cranberry" glass is beautiful and your photo shots are stunning. Thanks for sharing. Ü
ReplyDeleteBarb
"The hots for gerbera daisies"! So funny! Your glass pieces are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty pieces and I love their color, Snap!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I have cranberry(pink) envy! The hobnail pieces are gorgeous! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteYour pinks really pop! That hobnail glass is super.
ReplyDeleteCranberry is one of my favorite colors...I didn't know that Fenton made a cranberry glass. It's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSnap~ Your cranberry glass is lovely and I love hobnail glass!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! These are so pretty! I haven't seen this color before in this style. The daisy is a gorgeous color too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
My Mom had a vase similar to that! I always loved it! :)
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