Some Kind of Super Tall Large Etched Glass

This thing is BIG. 10 1/2" tall, 7 1/4" across the top. Has a tall ship which is etched into the glass. Plenty of bubbles and a pontil. Slight green glow under black light...more glow on the base which has thicker glass.

 

Tee Hee..........well, whatdja expect.......it's a TALL SHIP!!!!!!! But seriously, that IS a big.....'vessel'???? In this case, I mean the object!!! A HUGE draft beer glass????

 

Aquitaine, I have seen similar images some time back, possibly German? Wedding or celebration glass keeps coming to mind. Some were pretty large.

 

I need help. Interesting links. Don't think it us Fostoria.

 

In Dorothy Daniel’s book, she has an excerpt from StIegel Glass by Frederick William Hunter that describes the classification of Stiegel’s 14 engraving patterns. There are no ships.

 

Here is a link to this group from 2015, same type of glass. My glass is Czech?
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/etched-green-glass-vase.3316/

 

Different shape, same etch
https://www.ebay.com/itm/333864064366

 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-18th-blown-green-10-flint-1812162154

$325 (2016)

 

Thanks Kronos, now I just wish I knew if this is American or foreign.

 

First off it's a "Copper wheel engraving." not etching. Done by spinning copper discs, with an abrasive grit flowing over the surface. The style is 18th century, the age is questionable. It has been reproduced. My opinion: the snowmen with hats do not seem to be of an early age, but a more recent copy.

 

Thank you Cherryhill.

 

I thought this seemed familiar. Seven years ago? !

 

LOL-I forgot that I had that vase! I knew it looked familiar.

 

That went for good money too.

 

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