Blue Stretch Glass. Northwood?

I found a vase listed on ebay that claims to be Northwood. It has the same indentation on the foot/base. This piece is 7 1/4" tall and 4 1/2" wide. If it isn't Northwood, any idea what company made it? This piece doesn't have the lines that I normally see in stretch glass so maybe it isn't stretch glass at all. Opinions? Thank you.

Here is the link to the ebay piece.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NORTHWOOD-B...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Looks acid fumed to me. The marie (foot) was used to hold it and did not get the treatment. Not what I think of as stretch glass treatment.

 

Thank you. Do you have a guess as to who made this?

 

I had this similar piece that was Imperial and had an iron cross mark. It was stretch glass, but the texture was extremely fine.







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edit: I guess the differences are too great.

 

Thanks MOS. The shape is similar. I don't see any of those markings or lines at all on the surface of my piece and, unfortunately, no marks. I will try t get a better close-up.

 

I dimmed the lights and against a black background, I am now seeing those stretch lines but only in the photographs. Strange. By the way, I love the color of your vase.

 

looks like what shetlar has as Fenton #621

 

Thank you Tallcakes. I'll check that out.

I thought of you today. I picked up 25 pieces of EAPG. Now to photograph.

 

It isn't Fenton #621. The #621 vases that I found are flared. They do have the same foot but the shape isn't the same. Here is an example.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Vintage-1930...-Opaque-621-Flared-Trumpet-Vase-/152217318955

 

shetlar has 621 in ruby in both flared and cupped

 

I'll keep searching. Thanks.

 

Here's the page. Is that base attached?

http://www.shetlarglass.com/stretchglass/sgcompanies/fenton/Fenton07.htm

 

no, the plinth isn't attached; notice that the green hat 621 on the next row shows the same marie/base ring design often used by Fenton on much of their glass.

 

Looks like the 621 to me. Makers often modified a basic shape rather than make new molds in order to save money. The enlargements show the "stretch marks" thanks.

 

Thanks again Tallcakes. I thought that base was attached. I agree it is the Fenton #621.

George, thanks for the info regarding the molds. I wondered why the same number would apply. The "stretch marks" barely show even in daylight, however, there are a few I could see this morning without needing a photographic close-up. I appreciate the help. Thank you.

 

The blue vase on Ebay was made by Imperial Glass. The name is Smooth Panels. [check Doty] I would say that your Vase was made by Fenton Glass.

 

Thank you Fenton. I forgot all about Doty. Thank you for the reminder.