Hillary:I’m sending along photos of the 544 pitcher, 5510 cat decanter, signed 6143 bowl and 6310 decanter I mentioned in my responses to questions in the blog. If you think the blog audience would like to see them, feel free to post any you wish.
Diane Weber
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THE WATERBOTTLES ARE CHEAP YET A GROUPING IS SO DAMN EXPENSIVE AND ARTISTIC LOOKING IM GOING DOWN TO BLENKO AFTER THE NEW YEAR CELBRATION AND BUYING ONE OF EVERYTHING BOTTLE THEY HAVE AND IMITATING CALIF ART.
MOUNTAIN RITA
LOVE YOUR STUFF LADY
Question
the purple glass was madein 2000?
Its signed R blenko 2000?
I like this.
Sol
Hillary
Do you hear from Ravi, Roxie, Holly and some of the others?
I have been worried for them.
Marige Hale
The purple bowl (6143 S) was a PBS giveaway during pledge break that year, and was signed R (Rick) Blenko, 2000.
I lined the water bottles up before we moved, and discovered I had a rainbow. Loved the look, and used it on my own blog.
Oh boy, I love the color and design of the CAT!!! its just wonderful..
OK so this was a 2000 design? I am so confused I saw this in an antique store marked 1950s blenko.
I swore when they fired Rick I was leaving,but here I am.
The addiciton is greater than the parts.
Thank you for attempting to keep life in the collecting group.
add to me your admirers
add to me your admirers
Design numbers will give you a hint as to how old the piece is. Blenko has used several different numbering systems, but from the early 1950's to 2000, the first two numbers of the design will tell you the year, the last two the number of the design for that year.
The purple 6143s bowl was originally designed in 1961, and was the 43rd design for that year. That particular bowl was made in 2000 as part of the PBS pledge break, and was signed by Richard Blenko and dated the year of the event.
When is the collectors club
i am getting anxious
sue m
When is the collectors club
i am getting anxious
sue m
Remember the previous post where this CAT decatur and 2 other CAT decanters were shown? I need to find that post. I could use some help....
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