Cranberry Glass vase Ruffled Edge White Stripe

Anyone know who might have made this vase?

 

Cranberry is a deep red

 

A candy striper....?

 

It reminds me of the ladies of the Folies Bergere.

 

Komokwa - I loved that book when I was a pre-teen!

I also had a uniform just like the one on the cover in the late 1960's & early 1970's. I was the afternoon "juice girl" (no comments, please) on the geriatric ward at the hospital near my boarding school. I worked there for 3 years & thoroughly enjoyed it.

-C-

 

and not to ignore Kraftblue -

Your vase is so pretty & feminine. I know nothing about it, but I do think it would look lovely on a dressing table!

-C-

 

Good on you girl !!!!

 

Just guessing, could it be Fenton?
Not my area really but wanted to throw that idea out there.
Very pretty!

 

Bottom points away from Fenton

 

Thanks everyone. Will probably put it in a yard sale since the rim is damaged

 

It's not Fenton glass. It has a broken pontil mark on bottom. Fenton didn't do blown glass except for the 1976 Barber items and some very early Art Glass.

 

A piece of me wants to say Sandwich Glass. Too bad the rim is damaged...it's beautiful!
Sue

 

Do NOT put that in a garage sale before trying it on eBay! Lots of people buy 'study' items, and lots of people (waving hand in air) put the item on a shelf with the chip to the back.

Or, in the case of my huge pitcher (Thank you, friend!!), all its staples are on display.

 

I looked thru a Sandwich Glass book I have...didn't see anything like this.

 

It's not an old piece of glass and nowhere near Sandwich Glass.

 

Where is my dunce cap? Was looking at the base of this and there is a circle mark. All I can see is Made.

 

Circle marks like that often have Czechoslovakia at the bottom of the circle.

 

Here is an example of what your mark might be, but not sure

http://chataboutdg.com/gallery/img18098.search.htm

 

Thanks MS...