Very typical 1930s - 40s dresser , usually part of a set . Not terribly valuable.
Your picture isn't even close enough to tell what period , much less anything else .
That is beyond awesome ! And VERY sought after now .
Id almost say hobbyist ,but those edges certainly don't look amateur . I think they are gorgeous ! I cant believe you've got six ! Id think a...
Welcome aboard , Mikey !
Was it Loetz that sometimes didn't sign their pieces ? I think the signature might be fake too , but its a very nice piece of glass on its own ....
That is far and away better than most of the blown glass stuff you see . Whoever did that has real skill .
I think its just a large vase ,looks too thin to be an umbrella stand . Can we get a pic of the bottom ? Even if not marked it sometimes helps ....
That watch face is lovely . I don't know anything about pocket watches , but I did recently hear that hands like yours are the exception rather...
Welcome , Alan !
That's actually lovely ! And far better quality than most you'd see .
I think you hit the nail on the head , Joe . With technology so available and easy to use , its nothing to see older folks ( who usually have more...
That looks like a handkerchief vase that someone added epergne parts to . It kinda works ! Id say 60s .
That would make SUCH an awesome table base ! Does it fold up ?
The bottom makes me think Chinese . You see weirdly shaped stuff like this at Home Goods etc . I always think to myself the glassblowers must be...
It would have grabbed me too , Spring ! I get a 70s vibe .
I swear I thought the same thing ! That's too funny !
I think both.
Mexican glass would be my guess .
The one on the left might be to make nets ,or a weaving tool . The one on the right looks like a parasol handle .
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