Here's a peice you don't see offered everyday. This is an off clear light SCA CD 133.1. Beautiful when underlit....thousands of micro bubbles just make this one dance on the shelf. On the damage side there are a couple ...

Name that color! This is the piece that I posted on Icon awhile back for help in identifying the color. Most believe it to be teal blue, some teal green and one dark green and one dark green-aqua. To me it seems closer ...

... well not quite. The illusive # 2 mold CD 133 [230] large embossing Brookfield with the 55 FULTON ST. N.Y. address on the front and CAUVET PAT JULY 25 1865 only on the back . It took a while for me to get one of ...

Two different molds ...

Up for sale is a nice colorful west coast signal. This piece is embossed with a dot on the dome and CALIFORNIA on the front skirt. It is VNM with a minor peck of glass roughness on the bottom mold line. The rest is ...

Light purple with a whisp of milk in the dome like many of these have. Only damage is a shallow 3/8" flake off the upper wire ridge at the right mold line. [010] embossing index. $200 plus shipping.

Just a humble blue aqua Hemingray 16 here, but it does feature a cluster of firebrick pieces behind the wire groove at the left mold line. I count 7 separate pieces in the main cluster. There is another piece of ...

I've owned this insulator for a few years, but it's never made a public appearance until now. There is an impression of a Bambi-like deer on the dome top with the words "Spotted Fawn" below. This was evidently ...

The two pony mold types were first formally identified by Brent Burger in a December 1980 Crown Jewels article on California glass. Displayed here from left to right: RT (round top) C.G.I.Co., PT (point top) C.G.I.Co. ...

Here is a continuation of the pony display row. The two 2-tones are at the very end and as you can see they are clearly PT's. See the following reference photo for a comparison of the RT and PT mold types. ...

Nice lite blue H.G.Co. CD 145 with white boulder in dome. Excess piece of glass where she kissed another insulator. K mold . Small dome circle bruise, asking $16.00.

This was the outstanding walk-in insulator of the 2006 Chico Bidwell Bottle Club Show. The purchase by a Nor-Cal dealer ( not me) was the direct result of his willingness to do an on-the-spot television interview with ...

... From my observation there are three molds found of unembossed CD 106 Zicmes. I number them 1-3 chronologically by age. Type 3 is the tallest ...

I would say that this one is about medium opalescent in color. The picture was taken with sunlight on the piece. The condition is pretty good for one of these. Minimal spotting on this one. There are three small flakes ...

Here is a picture of my cobalt diamond. I had a hard time getting the color even close, but was able to get a reasonable match (on my monitor) in photoshop. It is somewhat darker and leans closer to true ...

Embossing index [170]. Only flaws are two 1/2" areas of light flaking along the inner edge of the skirt, typical for this mold style. $90 plus shipping.

This is a great piece. VNM condition with several pings around the embossing, which is not noticeable in a backlighted display cabinet. Only minor flakes around the base of the insulator, which has a sharp edge - most ...

Has anyone seen a CD 122 Hemingray-16 [040] with an extra large upper dome and wire ridge? The upper ridge diameter of the standard CD 122 on the left is 2 9/16" ... the one on the right 2 13/16" or a full ...

This is the typical 19 АИЗ 63 embossing on the amber CD 247.5s from Russia, the date is 1963, the letters are Cyrillic for A I Z (Armatura Isolyatora Zavod) which would translate to ...

CD 102 CGICO in purple. It has a tiny base flake and a very small chip on the left mold line. There is also another small ding. I am asking $20 including shipping in the US.

A very nice example of this listing in VNM condition, exhibiting some roughness at the upper wire groove rim, all concentrated near the left mold line. $27 plus postage.

A C.&P. TEL CO. CD 121[010] in greeeeen !! There is a small flake on the base. Some flea bites and wire rub in the wire groove and a faint fish eye on the crown. There is also a nick on the first "C" and a ...

... some are the same number from different molds, some are duplicates, some both Brookfield and Cliff St. arc embossed, some not, most very strongly ... (WM BROOKFIELD), 2 over 1 (2 different molds), 3, 3 over 3, sideways 4 double stamped, sideways 4 over what appears to be a cross, 6,7,9 (2 ...

What a great way to celebrate Valentine's Day. CD 202 [050] very strongly embossed LOCKE VICTOR N.Y. / No 14 PAT. MAY 22 1894. This piece has some nice layers of tiny bubbles and milky way in it concentrated primarily ...

This is an [020] with a reversed "N" in MIN. This example in ice green tint is one of only three located to date in this currently unlisted color. It has a very small clean flake off the upper wire groove rim ...