Who is the pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers?
Rich Hill (pitcher) Richard Joseph Hill (born March 11, 1980) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers of Major League Baseball (MLB). Hill played college baseball for the Michigan Wolverines. Hill was drafted three times in the Major League Baseball draft…
What was the first eapg pattern ever made?
BASKETWEAVE pattern was made by a glass company unknown to us but it was no doubt made in the 1880s. This amber pitcher is 8″ high at mid side & it has a shallow base chip (not seen when sitting on the table) so it is only $65. Bleeding Heart is one of the best known EAPG patterns. Made by King & Sons ca. 1875.
Is there an index for American brilliant eapg?
(Many motifs are common both to EAPG and American Brilliant.) And there’s the Internet. Here’s the bad news. It can be extremely difficult and time consuming to find the piece you’re looking for, and the book isn’t as user-friendly as it first seems (the index isn’t as complete as it could be).
Who is the only pitcher in MLB history to have a perfect game broken up?
Hill has earned both American League and National League Pitcher of the Month honors. He is the only pitcher in Major League history to have had a perfect game broken up by a 9th-inning fielding error as well as the only pitcher in Major League history to have a no-hitter broken up in extra innings by a walk-off home run .
Which is the best pattern from the eapg era?
Of these patterns, Daisy & Button is probably the best known (or most easily recognized) pattern dating from the EAPG era, but it, like many others, has been VERY heavily reproduced for many years . A great website with tons of good in-depth information on EAPG is Elaine Henderson’s site at this URL: https://www.patternglass.com/
(Many motifs are common both to EAPG and American Brilliant.) And there’s the Internet. Here’s the bad news. It can be extremely difficult and time consuming to find the piece you’re looking for, and the book isn’t as user-friendly as it first seems (the index isn’t as complete as it could be).
What kind of glass is used in eapg?
Artificially color-altered glass is considered “damaged” by most serious collectors or students of EAPG who are especially interested in the provenance, history and original as-made colors found in EAPG. Please check out this page with more information on altered glass: Artifically Purpled Glass.
Are there any Thistles in the eapg book?
Thistles are common on EAPG pieces, and they look just like this. So I searched online. And I searched. And I searched. I looked up “thistle” in my McCain’s – nothing looked like this motif. Then one day I was browsing through the book, looking for yet another mysterious pattern. And there it was, on page 242. But it wasn’t a thistle.
