ONE has ever demonstrated a successful reversal to the original Hundreds of folks have made that claim to us but not Source for that information is not alone in believing that but isĭEAD WRONG. The people who turn it purple don't respect history or care that they are ruining an historicalĪrtifact & the people buying it don't know that they are purchasingĪ formerly valuable, but now worthless, antique.Īntique glass purple is not an important issue because the process Why is clear Early American Pattern Glass Value is decreased as though it had a serious crack or chip. It is tantamount to purchasing a piece of damaged glass and the Is "sun-purpled" glass a good investment? To not store old glass where the rays from the sun can adversely affect Window and this is regarded by antique glass folks as "discoloration".Īll discolored antique glass is devalued which is why it is advisable Some will tint slightly if stored near a sunny It depends on what the meaning of "old" is and That is why we have "sun-purpled" in quotation Weeks under a lamp which was intended to kill germs by ultraviolet It is most often turned purple by putting it in a box for a few
If you truly just love this purple, why not buy glass made in the color rather than promoting the turning of American historical glass purple?Ī grouping of beautiful genuine amethyst color EAPG in Swag withīrackets, Croesus, Argyle, Hobnail and Cathedral patterns. They call "Antique amethyst" - so the color can NOT be trusted And Arcoroc is making pressed glass in a color current productionĮarly American Pattern Glass in the exact color of the "sun-purpled" piecesĪre now being sold. Is the beautiful clear glass and the one on the left has been artificiallyĪ color plate from an L. Above are 2 creamers in the EAPG pattern,
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