Featured Frosted glass bird pattern bowl ID

Good morning everyone. Sorry for the bad pics, they're not mine. I was hoping someone might recognize the maker and pattern of this bowl. I don't have dimensions but have been told it was used as a fruit bowl. Thanks for any information at all.

Dale

 

The black stuff is florists foam. Having trouble removing it

 

French or Belgian possibly. Have a look at Sabino.

 

I think the maker may be Verlys.

It is similar to the one I posted about back in February.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/c...ree-green-carved-molded-plastic-insert.69071/

Another similar one is listed on eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1420474929...M1Kq5vE505KU9LKVbkJahOC/Mw|tkp:Bk9SR9TgwJT-YA

 

Thanks so much for the help.

Dale

 

Good thought on Verlys. It may have a tiny mark somewhere.

 

I found this and one other. They both have the same description. Don't know if they're correct though. I've noticed when one says something, everyone else runs with it. Hope the link works.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1253531320...wbhAG0ZesSNR4DtzHaXZEZkGvq|tkp:Bk9SR7DpyZX-YA

 

correct, it is 'Empress' by Tiara Exclusives and was made by various glass companies (Indiana Glass, Fenton, L.E. Smith) c1983-92

here is blue from 1991 catalog

 

Thank you so much. I really appreciate all the help.

Dale

 

should have looked closer at the original post... I think this is an original McKee 'Louvre Ware' piece c1930s; McKee molds were used to produce the Tiara pieces in various colors.

Glass Etch and Pattern Gallery (chataboutdg.com)

Vintage McKee Glass Louvre Bird of Paradise Frosted Glass Large Oval Bowl 1930s | #1873700204 (worthpoint.com)

Art Deco McKee Glass Birds of Paradise Louvre Ware Bowl Ormolu Brass Butterflies | #475515175 (worthpoint.com)

from Stout The Complete Book of McKee Glass: "The Louvre glassware was crystal glass moulded in high relief which featured figures of birds and floral motifs. The outside was in crystal satin finish and the inside surfaces were fire polished. Some pieces were available in all over frosted satin."

 

Thank you very much. I was wondering why I couldn't find any clear ones. Thanks again. I really appreciate the help.

Dale

 

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