Mary, hope the babies feel better. I'm closing the year with a crash. 2 as a matter of fact. Never been in an accident in my life and now had 2. 1 before Christmas, ran over parking curbs in the rain. And Today. Backed into a truck, big time. My car hates me.

Merry Christmas salty friends!

No snow, but here's some ice. Steuben verre de sois.

  Jan, Here is my poor lonely oval Daisy and Button. Lololol I love these guys. They are a hefty piece of glass for being so little.
  Almost forgot, Nancy D. Love the cat surveillance operation. Very cute.

   Good morning. Hope everyone is well. Cold and rainy here. Who's snowed in?.
   My salt of the day. This French beauty. At least I believe it to be French. She spoke to me in a French way. Lolololol
   Nancy D, crazy kitty.

   Good morning. Cold down here. Nancy D, cute kitty.
   My SALT OF THE DAY my 4th Melon salt came. It's the one with yellow flowers to the left. I believe it is H/J #44 BY Smith Brothers.

   But I have birds. I knew I had 2 HON .....but not this many. That darned wabbit, he keeps sneaking in there.

   Kitty looks warm. Very cold here. My sister in law was from Binghamton in mid-lower N Y. They got 40 inches of snow. My girlfriends on Long Island got 32 inches of snow. You can bet nothing is moving in N Y C or the island. Binghamton Will be cleared out by tonight. That's the difference between use to having snow and not use to having snow. It is 30° here in High Springs. Freezing my Tuckus.
   Judy, these are the darn birds I did not know I had. I think these are the old ones. I really have no idea where all the damn birds came from.

   Nancy V, that's the 1 convention,I don't have. I love that one too. I think eveyone, that got one, loves their's too. No one is selling them.

Good morning everyone. We are expecting a massive snowstorm in the NJ/NY area beginning this afternoon. My shopping and cleaning aide usually comes on Thursday, but she will come this morning so she can get home before storm begins this afternoon. What a year this has been! We can’t even have Christmas without trouble.
Hope you all are doing well.

Lynda your 147 is also a Davidson. I have one like it, and it's shown on a Davidson catalog page. It looks like a tiny jello mold.

Go to References on this site, Old Catalogs, English, Davidson, bottom page for 1940, top row. Enlarge it and you will see the oval salt drawing.

   Here is a pink Chippendale without the collar. I love these type salts. Well, sorry. My gallery does not show me if I have a group picture.

Debi, I have the 2510 and will measure it.

Check quickly, and it's 3". So I am no help in answering the question.

  Hi everyone. Good morning Nancy D.
  Debi, thank you so much for looking that up. How funny to make perminant, in glass, "patent pending." I guess they were very serious about the patent. Lolololol, It is a strange piece, but I like it.
   Nancy V. Between Tiffany, Quezell, and Lundberg...., prices are all high. The glass is also, all beautiful. I guess Tiffany commands a higher price because of the name. I think your Lundberg is beautiful. It is sad that people are so horrible. But that friend sure had a good heart. I bet her giving this to you ment a lot.
   MY SALT OF THE DAY, a sweet little pedestal on silver base.

Can you read the rest of the printing with a magnifying glass, Lynda? It's hard to make out on clear glass from a photo. How long is the bowl. Could be a TP if it's small.

   Don't know if you'll be able to see printing but here goes. Those Germans must have had long toothpics.

   Nancy V, fantastic marriage. It looks really good. I do keep my broken salts. I made a mistake years ago and broke a yellow
H & J # 362, 480 PORTIEUX. I did not know at time that it was a SUPER rare salt. I threw pieces away. Have kicked myself ever sence. So no more. It breaks I glue it. This was glued but didn't hold. I'll glue it again.

Good morning everyone. It’s getting cold out there.

  Nancy V, fantastic. Beautiful wood grain.

Thanks, Jan. I meant to write salt, not sugar, on 075. I'd written sugar on the one before and it was a slip of the fingers. I meant to put it in contrast to 074. I was happy to find the little creamer, never have had the sugar, and I didn't know there were 2 sizes. Is one fairly large, a true sugar bowl size?

I have a tiny square piece in the ivory ware, sold to me as a thimble holder. I see some similar but somewhat larger when I google Sowerby Queens Ivory.