Depends on condition, design, and number of available pieces. Search eBay sold listings for Fred Press and do comparisons there for value.
Fred Press was a designer of glassware circa mid century. They are desirable to those who love mid century style.
Mouth maybe too large and no where to hold it if it is a decanter? I vote for vase.
I know Seneca has a similar cut stem which is why I mentioned them. I think some of their patterns also has similar grey cuts like on the bowl.
You might try Seneca and other WV glass co's also.
He did a lot of scenes of life in Paris, should be able to find a good bit on him on the net.
Looks more like a buffet than a dresser?
I thought Garden of Eden on the rails
I agree with evelyb, the size is right, along with that, it is also called a shank button because of the "shank" on the back for application to...
The bottom looks like American Bisque
How about country club?
C for Sarah Coventry?
I agree on celluloid/French Ivory.
Yes, no doubt not "gold", maybe aluminum or some other alloy.
I'd say planter too, I've got one that isn't that big with the lyre style steel wire, the planter itself is maybe 2" tall and half circle shape....
Buttons come in many shapes and sizes. And I would bet they are buttons, the rims were crimped under so as not to snag on the fabric.
I'm guessing used to make ladies suits, jackets. 50's or so.
The first one is not grapes and leaves, leaves are wrong, my thoughts are blackberry/raspberry.
The handle is similar to Central Glass Works
Yes Janet P is right. Scio/Ranson. Manufactured by Homer Laughlin for Scio.
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