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The "Gazelle Gazette" is a Carder Steuben Club Newsletter that is initially delivered as an email and is maintained by Alan Shovers. This section provides an archive of the Gazelle Gazette Newsletter postings. If you would like to submit a Newsletter posting or have your email address added to Alan's address list, please email it to .

Newark Museum Exhibit of the Thomas N. Armstrong III Carder Steuben Collection

Posting Number 3205 Date: 05/29/19 Return to Posting List

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Answer to Michael Krumme Question

Alan -

To answer Michael Krumme's question, the candlesticks in the photograph are shape 7032 and the color is Wisteria so they are dichroic. The exhibit lighting renders them purple. Since the source of the exhibit lighting doesn't change the blue color never appears.

Scott Hansen, CT

Alan,

I would guess the color of the candlesticks is Canterbury.

Many thanks to the Nelsons, Scott Hansen, and you for sharing them with us. What an interesting collection!

Regards,

David Chadwick Brown of CA

Images:
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