I think opaline would be a better term vs opalescent. Might help in your search. While I can't say for certain, I get a Bohemian vibe from this....
1st Dibs is a joke when it comes to pricing. Their pricing is way out in left field. Beautiful glass though
Looks what they call platinum trim. May help with your search?
First off it isn't Bohemian with that Made in Italy label. :sorry: Unfortunately I have no idea as to who that label belongs to.
Mine :angelic::):) Ribbon?
Great!!! Looks like you found them
Rob, I have some success using Replacements image upload. good luck
Actually it is just called Rose. The color is colonial green(CG). It is a high footed comport. Ware #9222-CG
Fenton open rose
I thik the term that describes this style is a composite oil lamp. Something to look into?
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Unfortunately it is not a salt. It definitely holds a candle
nothing. no glow
Got one for y'all. I've come to a dead end on my searches. I'm thinking this candle holder could possibly be the base of a fairy lamp? The pattern...
The internal crack near the handles of a lot of Fire King pitchers is called an annealing crack but yours looks more like something was in the mold
The first one is a 6 or 9. look at it from inside the jar. The 2nd I got nothing :(
That diamond optic pattern in the glass is throwing me. I don't recall ever seeing that in glass from WV but then again I haven't seen everthing...
I have an apple paperweight with controlled bubbles and was told in a Murano group that "The bubbles are made using a spiked tool not...
:jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop:
Can't help with ID but the finish is called satin
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