The optic is called "Polka Dot", or was when it was made in the 1880s. I'm not sure this goblet belongs to a whole pattern.. While it has a...
I'd look at Pilgrim's wares. They did some of that external thread in that manner.
Be aware that not all glass can be identified by manufacturer. Sorry.
So it does, but they are not the same, the catalog images don't have the ring that the photo has.
While it may have been made by Portieux, it's not the piece illustrated in your catalog image. Those were two pieces, top and bottom, yours is one...
Having established that is might be French, what is the decoration? is it just painted on, or is it perhaps a piece of French Cameo Glass?
Depression glass is defined by having been machine made. Your tree trunk was made by hand, blown into a mold and finished by hand. Skilled workers...
I'm coming late to the party, but...I think you'll find the bottles are blown, not pressed. I have no opinion on the manufacturer.
The profile of the base matches many pieces once called English, now proven to be Bohemian, ca 1890-1905. There has been a catalog reproduced...
I can assure you it's not Duncan, not Geo. Duncan, not Duncan Miller. I won't contribute to the debate between vaseline and green uranium glass....
HI George, Typo on ash confused the tar out of your readers. and I thought it was chilling (cold air) that brought out the white. Finally found...
Same design? would have been moulded round, tooled square before it cooled and was still soft. Glass companies often did this, two (or more)...
Sorry, None whatever. Yup, they're purple, I suspect four flat sides, I've seen similar, no knowldege about them. 20th Century Glass.
I agree with Cluttered, While the color does fade from top to bottom, (or vise versa) It is ruby, not amberina. If the amber feet/rigaree (yes,...
Yes, when the 'bottle' is half full, just the right amount of angostura (or whatever) bitters will squirt out when the bottle is 'dashed' into the...
Really a nice bit of engraving on it, too.
Bitters bottle. for mixed drinks.
I think its safe to say that all glass companies making pattern glass made one or more patterns using the Daisy & Button motif. (and they were...
Before I read the "Napoleon" data, I'd guessed French. The gold collar on top is very reminiscent of the gold collar on a certain vase with a...
It wouldn't chip when it was manipulated, when the bowl and stem were brought together, both were soft at that time. A chip would have been done...
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