MOP glass, AKA Mother of pearl glass. Not Fenton for sure.
Can you get a pic of the tumblers in normal lighting?
I believe this is a Burmese Mt. Washington toothpick. I've seen the same decoration on a documented finger cut top toothpick. Webb's Burmese were...
Fenton didn't come to be until 1905.
Absolutely fantastic that you've found this image! As far as I know, just Libbey, (using the original New England formula), and Mt. Washington...
I love this. My very first thought was Gundersen Peachblow, but the rose to a bluish fade at the top and curled handles reminds me of Mount...
Okay Sweetie.
You seemed a tad bit stern on the newby. I was making a joke.
Komokwa, I think you need a hug.
What a find! Beautiful. So, VeryBrad's link states that the original Snowdrop vase only had the maple leaf stamp from 1903-1907. I think I see a...
You've found it "crs"! I looked up L.E.Smith, (and a bunch others), with no match. Excellent finding that catalog page.
Shoot. Thanks for the input though. Guess I need to buy better British glass books.
Not sure if it originally had a lid. There's no ledge or seat for one, unless it would have fit inside. No evidence of wear from a lid. Maybe it...
Boy, don't I wish it was a toothpick, but I think it's too big, it's over 3.25 inches in diameter. A votive would look nice in it, though no...
I have a small Stevens and Williams threaded glass something with two raspberry prunts. I can't find another like it. Can anyone tell me what it...
Mark looks like a dragonfly mark to me. Whatever that may be. Seems like a different vibe than the other stuff Tall Grass is making.
Local potter or other, Love this!
I've yet to find this shape with Riihimaki. I'll try to help later if you haven't solved it. Off to work.
Beautiful! Strongly reminds me of late 60's, early 70's Riihimaki
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