Green Glass

Hi, can anyone guide me in the right direction for information on this beautiful green glass. It's obviously for flowers. The lady stands about 10 inches high and the diameter of the large bowl is 12 inches. This belonged to my grandmother, so 1930s' or earlier. Any pointers would be appeciated. Thank you.

 

Uranium glass, but beyond that... dunno.

 

Thank you, very similar to some Cambridge glass!

 

Interesting combination. Not all green glass has uranium as a colorant. This looks post WW2 to me and I would check Cambridge. Is there a pattern to the bowl? I suspect that the lady sits on the plinth with the feet down.

 

Welcome to our forum!!

@Cherryhill - Tom may be of some help on this one.

 

Hi, yes the lady sits on the plinth. And yes there' a very delicate pattern on the bowl.

 

Just like to say this is a great forum, only wish I was more knowledgeable.

 

Can you get a photo of the bowl pattern even though faint.

 

The bowl probably sits on the stand, with the flower frog inside. Have you tried that.
At the moment the stand is upside down.

The lady may have sat on a lamp base.
Looks like all the same manufacturer, as the color is the same and frosted. (except for the frog which does not appear frosted.)

I don't think it is Cambridge.
Need to look at English @Ownedbybear

 

Hm. Those crinoline ladies were hot in the 30s and then again in the 50s.

Ah, got it. Jobling, pattern 2596/7 . Here you go: http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/artdeco_glass/jobling_glass/joblingglass_home.htm

Bowl is also Jobling, I can't recall the patten number off hand. The frog has nothing to do with her or the bowl.

Here she is with her bowl: http://www.black-poppy.co.uk/jobling/

The plinth goes UNDER the bowl, other side up and she sits inside.

 

Owned mailed it. Beyond my knowledge base, anyway.

 

Thank you. I rather like North Eastern English glass. This is a nice set.

 

@Ownedbybear
Nice job.
Thank you .

 

Most welcome!

 

Check out Tiffin Glass. The lady does not go on that base. If it's green, it's not Vaseline.

 

Thanks Owned by Bear - you are a star. Had no idea the Base went the way it does. I'll be researching her further tonight. Thanks again

 

The base is right, Fenton, it's just upside down and goes under the bowl!

You're very welcome, Melanie.

 

That's right, the bowl is "upside down" doesn't hold anything.

 

It's not the bowl which is upside down, it's the plinth under her ladyship.

Have a look at the photo of the four separate pieces: you can see that the bowl neatly sits on the plinth when it's the right way up. So, plinth first, then bowl, then lady.