here is a few pics... the trays are made so that the top lip overlaps the metal - and they are ridged all the way around and on the bottom - they...
thanX for all the help folks ! it really is a showpiece ! it may be a Bel Geddes copy but this thing definitely has age - it is not some new china...
I just nabbed this tray today at a thrift but I am still at work and can't take my own pics yet - but I found an identical one on worthpoint -...
it reminds me of a Gien France hallmark...
I'm sorry - I am trying to be very specific to help you understand a view point but keep forgetting to add details... the shape of the shaker is...
looks like Bavaria to me....
I wasn't trying to insinuate that it was Steuben - just using that as an example - I do not know who made the 2 green ones I posted pics of - I...
in part it is your measurement that is leading me to believe it is a cocktail shaker - it sounds to small to be a carafe but perfect for cocktails...
often the top would have the frosting not the vessel - and in many cases with the higher end glass houses like Steuben there would be no frosting...
I think it is missing a top and that it was a cocktail shaker - the color seems reminiscent of what the Czech's called beryl - maybe that's worth...
I didnt notice the "vm" when I initially read the post - sorry - not Brastoff
NEVER USE WINDEX or other cleaners on acrylic and lucite - warm soapy water only - it makes them yellow and crackle
it looks like Sasha Brastoff to me.... sasha brastoff ceramics - Bing images
they were not convincing as reproductions from their onset but there has always been a niche in the marketplace for the blue and white wares as...
I have always thought the old victorian staple repairs bring a certain charm to objects....
it looks to me to be in the genre of Central Glass Works / Northwood / Dugan Diamond / maybe you can run it by TallCakes
AWESOME SAUCE! CONGRATS!@#!
it is what I have always referred to as Gaudy Welsh
yes - they are producing some scary good reproduction type wares - typically the give away is the bottom is frosted looking - that's normally not...
that is an unidentified pattern - I have had that same pattern in a console bowl and a compote in the past...
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