Featured Orange opaque glass tidbit maker?

Not any of the ones in Webster's book on Wheeling Decorating. Not anything that I recognize.

As far as online sources, Chatabout or R about the best. R has more, but Chatabout is more reliable as far as Id's.

 

Thank you so much for looking.

 

Edge looks like glue chip with gold applied. Have never seen a piece of commercial glass with glue chip decoration.

 

I had to go look up what glue chip is. I can't say one way or the other how it was created but the pattern appears to be etched into the glass and in areas it actually looks floral.

(My sister is a glass artist working with recycled glass so she probably knows about the hide glue texturing but it's not an inherited knowledge)

 

Couldn't see anything floral in the pics. Glue chip can look quite fern-like at times.

 

It's possible that's what it is, I have no idea. These are about the best photos I can get of the detail.

 

I've posted this tray to the giveaway section in case it's wanted.

http://www.antiquers.com/threads/no...ass-tidbit-sandwich-tray.92539/#post-11454740

 

Madeley and Shetlar's book on stretch glass goes into good detail on how to identify server handles. According to what I see there, this is most likely a Northwood piece as others have stated. I have no idea if they decorated it or not, but it is a very good starting point.