Featured 2 Green Glass Lidded Coupes/Boxes - Leaves

Hi everybody,

I have received a couple of glass boxes and jars 2 weeks ago.

Here I have these 2 green glass coupes. (Is this just glass or pressed glass?)
I assume it's mold-blown glass, decorated with leaves on the lids.

Age, and origin are unknown to me.

(I have bought it from somebody in France)

I would like to know more about them.
Hopefully somebody could help me with it.


Thank you very much!
R. Antonis

 

Pretty!

 

Moulded - not mould blown - and frosted glass, 1930s and on from the colour, probably once part of a dressing table set. The French were rather good at that frosted glass thing.

 

That sounds right. I guess if it's mould blown it should have a pontil mark then...
I somehow managed to find an identical one:

https://nl.pinterest.com/pin/312929874091002594/

It's described as depression glass. Has this the same meaning as pressed glass by the way?

Thank you

 

Viking Art Glass #7701 'Leaf' covered candy
http://vikingartglass.com/article-pf.php?article_id=73

 

First, based on Tallcakes correct ID, it's not Depression Glass.

Collectors define Depression Glass fairly narrowly. While the glass is pressed, to be considered "Depression Glass" the glass pattern must have been produced between 1930 - 1939 and it must be "machine made" with no hand finishing. Some of the manufacturers usally associated with Depression Glass are Hocking, Indiana, Jeannette, McKee, McBeth-Evans.

Glass produced by these same manufacturers but after 1939 is generally referred to simply as "pressed glass"

 

Thank you very much for providing this link I honestly didn't expect to get these bowl identified.

 

Thank you for the explanation.