Anyone know anything about Kings Crown Ruby Flash Thumbprint depression glass?

[Skrimpy]

Anyone know anything about Kings Crown Ruby Flash Thumbprint? (pictures)

I have a partial set and I'm trying to decide what to do with it. It was given to me by an antique dealer in Fla. Several questions. Is this one of those things that an entire set is worth more than the sum of it's parts and I should complete the set before trying to sell? Or, should I just dump it as is? If a full set is the way to go, what constitutes the "full set", or what am I missing (see below)? Third, here's what I have and what do you think it's worth?

6 x 8" plates (salad?)
6 x tall glasses
6 x large goblets
6 x small goblets
6 x dessert dishes
1 x sugar bowl
1 x creamer

They are in pretty good shape. No chips. No scratches that I can see although I could be wrong.

 

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[diggummup]

No, you do not need a complete set to make it more valuable. Your glass appears to be made by the Tiffin Glass Co. based on the elongated oval shape of the "thumbprints". This pattern was also made by the Indiana Glass Co., the thumbprints are rounded on theirs. Also the rims on your tumblers (Tiffin) are flared versus being straight on the Indiana glass. You've got a nice little collection, and it should piece out to about $125-$150 selling the lots as they are. ie- 6 plates as one loy- 6 goblets as another, creamer and sugar as a set. Check the completed listings on ebay and you'll see that each piece pribably averages about $5 a piece for the most part.

 

[davidpitt]

As I know about Kings Crown Ruby Flash Thumbprint, The design of bowls is characterized by a ruby flash area on the top, with a thumbprint pattern below. A raised zigzag line is both above and below the thumbprint pattern. The Tiffin Ruby Flash King's Crown bowls have a flared rim and elongated oval thumbprints, but only two mold lines. So, it really looks like that.

 

[KingsCrownGlass]

Site to help identify Kings Crown glass pieces

Don't know if you're still looking to identify those lovely Indiana Glass Kings Crown pieces, but we have an online visual identification guide and manufacturer catalog at Kings Crown Glass

- KCG

 

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I have two similar pieces...

 

[yakker]

Although I know nothing of your beautiful glass, I have to say, I haven't heard anyone can it smAlbany since I was in college... and I laughed when I saw it there on your title block. Thanks for that- as well as the show of really nice glass. Yakker

 

[Skrimpy]

So is something like this more valuable as a full set? Or more valuable because of certain pieces? Trying to decide whether or not to dump what I have or try to get a full set to maybe sell, maybe keep. They came out of my grandfathers antique shop when he passed. Thinking about making them an heirloom set

 

[diggummup]

So is something like this more valuable as a full set? Or more valuable because of certain pieces? Trying to decide whether or not to dump what I have or try to get a full set to maybe sell, maybe keep. They came out of my grandfathers antique shop when he passed. Thinking about making them an heirloom set

You can use this link to decide what you want to do.
kings crown ruby thumbprint | eBay