I would suspect it's recent, last 20 to 40 years, other opinions may vary.
If I had been logged in 2 hours ago I would have suggested Lundberg but I forgot I had to log in every time I read the forum, and forgot....
Nope, I've always considered myself a student of glass, not a scholar. If I were persuaded to give answer, it would be "based upon Hobbs,...
Missed this discussion, I was out of 'town' for a while. Sorry. Tudor is the accepted name for No. 411, also 412 and 413, slight variations on the...
Thanks Bluumz and Ascot, I'm late this morning....
IMHO the sticker fell off from embarrassment. If the piece is D&M, it isn't Canterbury. While I am no authority on that line, it usually has six...
The "optics" are done by lowering the initial glass bubble into a wire frame with a number of wires equally spaced around it. Then withdrawing it...
Peachblow is the name applied to a heat sensitive glass. It contains gold in chemical solution, when the glass is made it cools somewhat and...
I believe you'll find that the "Etched" design is cut and unpolished rather than etched. Another bit about Waterford glass. There are/were two...
Tall's got it, GEORGE DUNCAN'S SONS, & CO. No. ..45 (OMN), ca. 1900. (Cited from:...
1503 Crystolite....1937 - 1957. Crystolite was introduced in the spring of 1937, was popular for a few years. Then when WWII interrupted glass...
New Martinsville, No. 716, Rebecca https://www.eapgs.net/full-images.php?idx=67753&pat=2786 Introduced in 1911.
Plaster of Paris, That's what's been used for centuries. Can't say I've done it myself, but certainly have seen enough done that way. Riverside...
Plaster of Paris, That's what's been used for centuries.
No, Steuben is NOT always sigsned.
I'm not sure, but I'd consider that it might not 'belong' to a 'pattern.' If it's US Glass, it very definately had a number assigned to it, 5...
You won't be going on vacation on it, not even to the corner drug store., well, maybe there. Depends. (to get Depends)
Not really. Glass with Uranium in it glows green, Glass with Cadmium/Selenium may glow orange, it depends on the the valence of the compound....
I'm gonna guess, mid 20th century, candle vase, (the last is without real thought, how would you stand the candle, light it?) Main thrust of the...
Don't expect me to know it all, Tallcakes will tell you there is too much to know for one person to know it all. It certainly could be Dunbar,...
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