I've got a weight by him somewhere.
I suspect it's British. It was very common for inexpensive items to just have a shape name. Airbrushed, twenties ish.
Murano and other good glass often has smooth fire polished bases. I do think this looks Fifth Avenue. The sommerso layers aren't quite crisp enough.
I've picked up the odd thing marked K18 which has been gold. Hadn't twigged it was a Japanese mark.
That's weird. I'm not an admin, but I can approve friends, so did.
I've just approved you. ;)
Blimey. I need to sell Sadler teapots.
She's on Car Boot and Charity Shop Glass for one. Lovely woman.
Pop this on one of the Facebook glass pages and ask Rosie Pearce to comment. She's the absolute expert on glass animals.
I've seen riveted Vs on 30s stuff and I think that's what this is. Czech one is a similar age.
Those would sell really well as is, people are always after just the stones.
I think sappharine rather than saphiret.
Separate names with a comma.