This is the last good looking cobalt CD 162 from the Kevin Lawless collection. It is embossed HEMINGRAY on the front of the skirt and No 19 on the reverse side. There are just four sharp drips that are chipped. One ...

Title pretty much says it all. This CD 160 is embossed McLAUGHLIN on the front and No 14 on the reverse side. There is a fairly shallow 1/8" chip on the upper wire groove ridge to the back side of the right mold ...

This CD 162 is embossed HEMINGRAY on the front of the skirt and No 19 on the reverse side. The color is a deep yellow-amber that displays very well in good lighting, (as you can see from the photo). There is one ...

As you can see, the bluer of these two is the one with a lot of potstones all over in it, even though my photo didn't help to show 'em off. Coup[ of really small base and a few under the upper wire ridge nibbles as is ...

This is a beautiful HGCO petticoat in a pretty ice aqua. The only damage is a internal crack and one small flake on the inner skirting. Lets say $12.00+$6.50 shipping I offer a 2 week return period after ...

This is the second CD 166 E.L. Co. that I`m offering this week. The first one sold very quickly. This one also is in very good condition. There is an open bubble at the mold line, left side, just above the wire groove. ...

... in the 1930-40s from McLaughlin molds by the Crystallite Products Corp. after McLaughlin Glass Co. stop making insulators. For such ...

Here is a photo of my two 162.1's w/ SDP's. I believe that these represent both the square and chubby mold types these are found in. Lee correct me if I am wrong here. Hope everyone enjoys them I am always looking ...

This blobtop carries the W.U.T. initials as well as CAUVET'S PAT plus -3- dates, explaining why some embossing was placed on the lower wire ridge on both sides. My guess (guess) is that this version is a very early ...

Here is a nice pair of 133's, the early being a single-date 1865 from a #6 mold in a very light aqua. No glass spared here, it's really thick to within a half inch or so of the base, and is about as mint as you's find ...

Nice Pennycuick piece. Embossing wraps around the mold line! (Skirt) PETTINGELL ANDREWS CO BOSTON. SB Kind your your blue aqua... A few chips on the wire ridge. You can see one in the right front in the photo ...

The blue has enough fizzy bubbles to appear to make this one somewhat cloudy, if not a real light jade appearance, #21 on dome, plus in super shape. Other is a light mint? green, definatly see this when you side by it ...

Photo (with flash) looking at the base of both signals. The glaze between the inner and outer skirt has spider-webbed. The mold rests are peppered with fine black dots.

Another odd couple are this attractively colored powder blue 145 'D' mold and the unusual 161.2 Broookfied signal in a very rich shade of aqua toward teal aqua with a few small amber squiggles right up front. Also ...

Up for grabs today is this excellent colored baby signal, it looks kinda ice-cornflower blue to me, a super light version of what a lot of the McLaughlins were manufactured in. Also, as mentioned it's the 'A' mold, and ...

I noticed something interesting about a CD 134 Brookfield in my collection. At first glance it looks like the typical BROOKFIELD on the front and NEW YORK on the rear embossing but on closer examination you can make out ...

I purchased this bottle years ago with several insulators at an antique show. I display it in my hutch along with a number of insulators. I have not been able to learn much about this bottle. As you can see, it is a ...

Here is a photo of a supposedly hard to acquire Star 145 in an HGCO mold that I recently picked up. Correct me if I am wrong in identifying this piece. Thanks for looking

CD 133 [230] Brookfield. Embossed on the front W. BROOKFIELD / 6 / 55 FULTON ST./ N.Y. Emossed on the back CAUVETS / PAT / JULY 25, 1865. This is among the earliest threaded insulators featuring only the 1865 Cauvet ...

CD 133 [230] Brookfield. Embossed on the front W. BROOKFIELD / 2 / 55 FULTON ST./ N.Y. Emossed on the back CAUVETS / PAT / JULY 25, 1865. This is among the earliest threaded insulators featuring only the 1865 Cauvet ...

Here is a stunning CD 145 HG CO beehive. This is embossing index [130]. H.G.CO over I on the front skirt; PETTICOAT on the rear. Great yellow amber color - with fizzy bubbles throughout. A couple light wire groove rubs. ...

This piece is certianly not aqua but it is the four period style, one interesting note is that two of the periods are script and two are prismic, just thought I would let you know. The color is a kind of grey blue with ...

The two Star signals shown on the left both have the Elmer ring at the top of the pinhole, but they sure are different! The middle one more resembles the Brookfield, howerver is still different as the wire ridge is a ...

This Star is a green aqua with some light olive amber wisps in the dome giving the dome a more greenish look. Check out the dome glass in this one. The top of the pinhole stops right even with the wire groove. There is ...

The CD 108 with the Diamond (on the left) and NO DOMINION-9 embossing, RDP lists at $50-75 in the price guide; this one has one small nick out of the upper wire ridge behind the right mold line and an associated wire ...