Thank you pearlsnblume
Back in the day barbers had different aftershave colognes on the shelves for their customers.
It could be but it isn't like other custard glass I've had before. Good as term as any though :angelic:
I should have recognized that. I had a cake plate not to long ago in this pattern. Thank you
Thank you antidiem and Don
For my second challenge [IMG] I have this just shy of 5" tall x 3 1/8" diameter tumbler. I hesitate to call it milk glass due to the "fire" that...
Would anyone happen to have any info on what I assume is a barber? bottle. Ground but not polished pontil scar. Creamy yellow, faint light green...
WTG!!
Cookson Pottery is correct
Is this not the same technique as all the ruby stain souvenir goblets and items from the World Fairs? Looks the same to me. I always thought those...
I believe the term for this would be etched Ruby Stain
thank you sis
I just searched Pyrex 503 and didn't see it. What is the title or item # so I can watch it? US eBay?
I checked the 3 Pyrex websites that I have and didn't see this pattern. You may have a winner there. There is a Pyrex group on FB that should be...
Same here Don
Don @TallCakes Ferdinand said it was a Lysol Flask from the 60's. He didn't say who made them.
I would think this is "studio" pottery. There are a couple great Studio Pottery groups on FB that may recognize the signature. Good luck!
FYI, if you take pics with your phone there is app called PhotoRoom. It erases the background/ That is what I used here
It's a beauty in person :) wish there was a way to load the video of it
Looking for a little assistance if you please. I'm pretty sure this iridescent handkerchief vase is glass but what has me puzzled is the stilt...
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