Form left to right Blenko #6724, Blenko #6948, Blenko #6530-S, Blenko 64-B, Blenko 6911, Blenko #64-D, BLenko #6823, Blenko #64-C, Blenko #6711-S, Blenko #6913, Blenko #6528-S, Blenko #6915.
Photos by Bruce Specht
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www.blenkoglass.com and www.blenkoproject.org to learn more about Blenko and WVa Glass.
3 comments:
Bruce These color photos would be excellent history of Blenko colors
how did you decide to compose based on color?
Hilery what is the name of the indian food place in Charleston?
My friends were there last weekend and couldn't find it
they eventually drove to huntington for food.
Perhaps the place closed? If so do you know another?
Recommendations for foods when in Charleston.
Other than Starbuck Coffee or the mall.
George C.
In answer to the color question: I was approached over a year ago to try and prepare some photos that would represent the various designers and also produce a color table for the blog. Several of these were shot with those goals in mind. V has yet to load approximately eighty additional photos at this time and is working to load photos for the pre 1947 , Don Shepherd, and other photos that are backlogged along with Blenko color pallet photos. He was slowed down by my photos not being watermarked which he has graciously done to preserve my copyright. There are additional collectors who have been assembling photos as well which I assume will also appear here on the blog at some future date.
Thanks for your inquiry.
Bruce Specht
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