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Butter Prints and MoldsThis is the first and a most comprehensive work on wooden butter shapers, a subject of interest to many folk art authorities and collectors. While working as a Specialist in History for the Museum of Michigan State University, the author, Paul Kindig, examined and photographed all of the major museum collections in the United States and Many private collections. The author has also visited numerous museums in Europe and compared their butter prints

This is her fourth book in the field

Features more than twenty West Virginia glass companies of the early twentieth century

and Federal homes toward duplicating these antique architectural features

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• Practical tools for both traditional and modern delineations

2000 patterns produced by the Noritake Company are indexed by both name and number

The author and her late husband

This colorful text sheds new light on the beautiful majolica figures that have kept collectors entranced for years

[AuthorName]By Daniel Skupien[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Dan Skupien grew up in rural Illinois and is a second generation Swedish American

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Royal Ruby glassware was first manufactured in the late 1930s

The informative text includes a brief history of each corporation and their cast of characters