Glass Help Please

I've mentioned before that I usually stick with ceramics but there was little on offer at last week’s auction which was held online only with no viewing other than photos.
I bought this glass lot and, after Googling for a while think that I’ve identified most of it but I’d welcome help on the last three.

1 This is a Fenton’s Flowers carnival glass rise bowl in amethyst. I’ve seen contemporary versions on line but they have Fenton moulded into the base. Does this suggest that mine is an earlier version?

2 The Jack In The Pulpit vase is nice quality. Can anybody help with an I.D? I found similar by IOW but there work seems to be marked.

3 A small decanter. I’m not convinced that the cut glass stopper is the right one. Any ideas of period?

Thanks in advance

John

 

I like the decanter, the rest not in my wheelhouse so to speak, but I'd just off it all asap no winners here.

 

yes to your Fenton piece being pre-1970




http://www.theglassmuseum.com/Fenton.html

 

Thanks. That's a big help.

 

The JIP is Alum Bay Glass.

Decanter is either mucky or has glass sickess, hopefully the former. Does the stopper wobble?

Nice bit of Stourbridge made cranberry, two good opalescent glass, brain's gone, forotten who and the etched dish is either Hoja Japan or Czech.

 

Davidson pearline, possibly. On the opalescent.

 

Thanks. I will give the decanter a wash tomorrow. The stopper does't wobble. I found the exact dish described as Hoja. Thanks for Alum Bay i.d.

 

By the way there's a Dom Perignon ashtray included that I've found online for what I paid for the whole lot to US$195

 

I've had those Hoja dishes with labels. If the stopper doesn't wobble, it's right. Cheap denture tablets are your friend. If they don't work, cheap limescale remover gel might.

 

Great. I will give it a try.