Featured Small Glass Pitcher with a large heavy silver spout

my comparison experience is with EAPG, which has similar comparisons with some ABP. It's best to be in a totally dark room and rotate the glass to see how the light refracts on the edges and deep cuts. Here's a comparison I did with Fostoria comparing an older EAPG piece with a relatively new lead crystal piece; the yellow/green reflection in the lead crystal piece is from the adhesive used to adhere to pedestal and plateau.

My Fostoria #1641 Sovereign/Centennial II Cake Stand Collection | Collectors Weekly

 

Wonderful pictures and so very helpful. I ask them if I can bring it home. This is so kind of you to take the time to share your experience. I think it also will give me time to look more carefully for marks.

 

If it's cut glass, I'm SOL, I recognize that some cut glass is exquisite, some ho-hum, I enjoy the good stuff, but as to knowledge about it, what is it they (are supposed to) say in Broolyn? fugedaboudit?

 

Your thoughts are always appreciated. I want them to make the best price for this piece. They get a lot of high priced stuff they almost give away.

 

I tried my best to get a good photo. I hope this is okay.

 

Now that I have it home on loan to show you all, I found it has no marks - Just some corrosion under the handle. I believe it is cut as the marks are variable. It is heavy at 1lb 10oz and it is a little over 6 inches tall.