Porcelain Factorybrfor more sure to look at the 1927catalog pagebrlinked to that article before buying on eBay. It has been pointed out to me that they havebrnow resurfaced at www. article 12102 From new member Jim Chilcutt, Yourbrbook, Flower Frogs for Collectors, has been very helpful in thebridentification of flower for your efforts in supplyingbrcollectors with this guide.

Id love to locate the sailing shipbrlisted on page 125 of your book. Updatebr102604 Jim was able to locate the sailing ship and addsbrthat he has really gotten into frogs and his collection now numbersbr191 It was 90 when he first joined the directory.

From George Humphrey of Tennessee Thanks for the book. I enjoyed comparing my frogs with thebrphotos in the book. I have only a few compared to the seriousbrcollectors, but some of mine are in different colors than youbrmentioned, i. my Bird in Flight page 12 is in pastelbrgreen. madrigal frog, page 114, is inbra similarly marked blue lotus blossom website is anbradded bonus to purchasing the book at a local antique again.

You are to be congratulatedbrfor publishing the information you have gathered and for the effortbryou and your husband have put into the yes, and the Luck, John Patten. article From new member Linda Alexander I was so thrilled to find you on the web. I have been anbravid flower frog collector for many years. I thought I was alonebrin my fascination with these oddities, until the past couple ofbryears when the antique dealers changed their tune from Whatbrdo you want those for.

to Oh yes, we have several and they are priced quite high. For a long time I could getbrthem out of dumpsters, at auctions in boxes of junk, in thriftbrstores for a fascination started many years ago whenbrmy grandmother gave me you so much for making my day. Wanted to let you know Ivebrbeen enjoying your site for about a year. I just linked it tobrmy site see Articles following this section in mybrnewsletter section on The Secret of Flower Arranging.

I dont have the fabulous array of frogs that you have, but hopefullybrmy readers will go on to view your Myerscough, www. Your making of the book pagesbrare a is wonderful to see other people who have thesebrthings all over their people come in here, the questionbrI hear most often is What the heck are those.

Ann Erickson,brannson aol. article From Monica Callahan I ambrexcited to hear about your book and I am thrilled to know thatbrthere are other minimalist collectors out there minimalist inbrthat I am much more interested in metal frogs than the figurinebrpieces. Your website has developed so much since I last droppedbrin on you. I have been visitingbryou for months and enjoy what I read and see each time.

I havebrmet several wonderful flower frog collectors online. netbrJust wanted to let you know I was reading your Q A section,brfound it very interesting and informative. We, my husband andbrI, are Flower Frog collectors and found the letter about the ovalbrorange bowl and frog quite have 5 of the ovalbrbowls and frogs and an oval frog without a colors webrhave are emerald, amber, amethyst, and 2 clear with a silver of the clear has a Poppy flower design and one has a leaf at sometime someone runs across flower delivery chile Red one, round orbroval, with a red frog we would sure be interested.

I was interviewed for this article butbrmy comments didnt fit the point of view of the author suggested other uses for flower frogs whichbrincluded soap dish, paper weight, pencil holder, place card holder,brphoto display, and candle holder. article Ellen Hoffmann sent in information about thebrfollowing article Jump for Joy Designed to support stemsbrin a bowl or vase, collectible vintage flower frogs are decorativebrenough to stand alone, CanadianGardening, SpecialbrIssue 2008, p.

This information was also submitted bybrChris Bremner, who noted that the short article was written bybra Hilary Bellis, a floral designer. From Chris Bremner I have learned that thebrFebruary 2007 issue of Martha Stewart Living features JapanesebrFlower Frogs on p.

metal frogs are displayed on a copper of these I have never seen before, such as, the crocodile,brthe lizard, and the crab. Dont have a copy of the magazine onbrhand. Currently, they can be viewed on the Martha Stewart Livingbrwebsite as part of a feature entitled Collectibles We Love.

Frogs and Flowers is the titlebrof a one page article appearing in the June 2002 issue of Southern is not about collecting, but how to use needlebrand cage frogs to simplify the arrangement of cut flowers frombryour summer garden.

article Claire Height sends in this information Ibrthought you might flower gift delivery in london interested in an article in the May editionbrof Country Home page 100 there is an articlebron the top ten collectibles under 50.

An article entitled Princely Frogs appeared in the September 2001 issue of Romantic Homes the article touches briefly on all types of flower frogsbrand their history, the photos predominantly illustrate inexpensivebrmetal flower is one photo of glass handful of collectors interviewed were from Issuebrrequests should be directed to National Subscription FulfillmentbrServices, 5443 E.

Thank you to JamesbrMoretz of the American Floral Art School in Chicago, Illinois,brfor letting me know about this article. Connie Swaim, Editor of the Eastern Editionbrof AntiqueWeek, wrotebran interesting article about myself and this web site in the Octoberbr30, 2000 a recent episode of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire,brthe contestant was asked what the thing is that sits in the bottombrof a flower container and holds the flowers up.

According to Swaim,brif he had put Bonnie Bull on his phone a friend list he wouldbrhave gotten the question right. It seems the contestant phonedbra friend, but still got the question the whole article. article Martha Stewart Living highlighted flowerbrfrogs in the June 2000 feature find of the month.