Bingo!
Here's a place to start, I can recommend his work....
I'm having trouble with this, not the pattern, (the pattern is one of two or three standard lines made for decorating and not particularly...
Yeah, Bear, its been too long, one forgets.
Your piece appears to be pressed glass with fine lines (gray) which have been cut so that it can be called 'cut glass.'
No question, it's cut glass. Crystal has come to mean 'colorless glass.' At one time it meant "made from a natural quartz crystal". Waterford...
What a day... I had a crash, a long time ago, lost lots of bookmarks, just got back, found I now have to have a password.... OK, you've solved...
Not really, "cut to clear" generally means "cut through a coating color to clear glass." If this had a similar designation it would 'etched and...
No manufacturer listed. for good reason...the process to make this is easy to duplicate, many companies probably made them. I had no hard facts as...
When still collecting art glass, before my better half passed, we'd aspired to own some (a piece of) Mt Washington Lava glass. Eventually we...
I believe the iced tea shown and the line at Big R are the same, glass, color and etch. The etch appears to be a "pantograph" etch as opposed to a...
Not to disparage the beauty of this piece, but were it cut and polished....
T'would be nice if you could replace the mirror that's missing. The mirror that the child is gazing into.
Neece, I apologize if I mis-spoke/wrote. When I was dealing, much earlier in this century the country was flooded with imitation cut glass. Some...
Not to disagree, but I would have said eastern Europe, late 20th century. Note in the 2nd (or third) image the feet either are un-cut (flat) on...
Yes, New England developed it, but its' still being made by various glass houses. This one looks like about 1970 or so.
I forgot to mention, Culver was a decorating house, not a glass producer.
Thank you, Pearls, Culver is/was too new (too recent) for my attention when I was studying glass.
For what it's worth, the technique of manufacture was this: The glasses were pressed, not blown, (no one's said they were, I just wanted to be...
I can go with Phoenix, see Lee Marple, Phoenix Art Glass, Ball Shaped Pitchers with Triangular Necks, page 39
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