How Old Aqua

[Greg H]

This is one insulator I have, age unknown, great shape, nice aqua glass color, no markings, any ideas how old?

 

[Greg H]

Pic 2

 

[Greg H]

One more

 

[carobran]

age is probably 1890s,maybe as early as 1880s,maybe as late as very early 1900s[]

 

[Brains]

that looks like one of the unembossed Canadian ponies...
...nice insulator but i can't help much with the age

 

[BillinMo]

ORIGINAL: carobran

age is probably 1890s,maybe as early as 1880s,maybe as late as very early 1900s[]

Dude, you keep flaililng wildly like that you'll put someone's eye out. []

As Brains mentioned, it looks like a Canadian pony. Drip points didn't come along until 1893, and Hemingray's US patent didn't expire until 1910, but I don't know how that would have affected Canadian glassmakers. That said, though, I'd say this one is probably 1910-1920ish. Maybe Barrett or Kyle will have a more precise date range.

 

[cowseatmaize]

I'm not an insulator guy but it looks like Brookfield to me. Except that last pic.

 

[SergioWilkins]

Hey there!

That piece certainly is a Canadian pony. It's an unembossed Canadian CD-102. It's generally a pretty scarce Canadian insulator with the unembossed and drip point combination, but I understand that there are areas of the country where these abound. If it's in good shape, it's probably in the $15-30 range depending on the day.
Oh, and it's probably in the 1910-1920 age time frame.
Good find! I haven't seen too many of them in these parts.

 

[Bixel]

You dont see that style in Ontario, but from what I know, alot of them came from Western Canada.