Reader Writes? Are there many different ORANGES that Blenko makes? Name them.
Well. I'm not the Blenko Color Expert. I did a bit of research, the expert is Dreama Wood who is a member of the Blenko Collectors Club and she has listed on BLenko Collectors Four website all the Blenko Colors for us to use as guides.
* I'll get a photo of the 'orange' in the Bayliss line when I'm at Blenko next weekend called creamcycle'.
The creamcycle (sp) isn't listed its a new 'kinda' orange color - BLENKO calls ORANGE Tangerine. Sometimes there is a variation in the color. IF a reader knows of other ORANGE BLENKO SHADES please write to share the knowledge. Thanks. Photos of Tangerine from Blenko Collectors Four. Visit the website to see all the lovely Blenko Colors and for other BLENKO Information.
11 comments:
Reminds me of a childrens game
OR ANGE U glad, in this case the diversion isn't working
the elephant as one reader call this is around. Deal with the situation.
What is going on?
Patty Johnson
Clinton Ave
Ashland, Ky
Is the 5949L and 5949M Husted did tangerine or ornge? I have hese and I called them orange. On the tag fom the antiqe dealer t says Blnko Orange.
Sol
ORANGE is nice but Ruby is my color
make more Ruby!
Blenko collect for is a nice site.
Thnx.
Stupid its dreamcycle! The new orange.
Its creamcycle~didn't your mama tell you its not nice to call people names?
If she didn't then I will tell you now. Its not nice.
I loved the collectors website thank you and them!
These are spectacular items, can BGC make these today? There is a market today for this vintage glass art style.
Could not agree more Mr. Andre.
Vintage glassware is what I purchase, like some of the 2007 line, but otherwise I purchase things made before 1970.
Reproductions would be welcome.
Boys and Girls lets not fight over colors. according to the Pina Cool 50s & 60s glass book the color Tangerine covered a wide range of colors from the current Tangerine, to an almost amber, to a color similar to the current "Dreamcicle" (spelling taken out of the current catalog. I am not an expert on color as there are variations in every batch due to temperature of the batch, weather conditions, purity of the raw materials, and various other conditions. Study, do the best you can do, BUY American where you can, Support your local Blenko dealer, (we are starving in this economy) have fun and enjoy the beauty of American made glassware such as but not limited to Blenko. Life is to short to argue over trivialities (politicians do enough of that for all of us) Larry in TX
http://serenityantiques.com
larry@serenityantiques.com
americanglass.blogspot.com
214 724 5081
Orange is such an awful color.
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