I assume they are in the typical "blue/green/aqua" color. Millions of those have been produced over the years. They an quite common, and have no significant value. Other colors, purple, jade and others can be more valuable.
Additional information about this insulator can be found at
http://www.insulators.info/general/profiles/106hemi.htm
The "MAY 2 1893" date refers to the "drip points" (bumps) on the bottom of the insulator. This is the patent for those:
http://reference.insulators.info/patents/detail/?patent=496652&type=U
Bill Meier
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