Akinsi Danish Modern Pottery Denmark Incised Flower Frog Aksel Sigvald Nielsen | #2025970041 (worthpoint.com)
there are several patterns with similar maltese cross finials but I not seeing any matches : (
another listing noted as 15" x 7.5" looks a bit cobbled together tho' [ATTACH] also a LG Wright Large L.G. Wright Cranberry Banquet Lamp |...
looks to be Fenton's April Showers. descriptive link April Showers, Fenton - Carnival Glass Worldwide
butter dishes with strainers were common back in the day when folks churned their own butter at home.
maybe butter dish with strainer
seems the Lincoln "Buff" china was researched by the Smithsonian Institution. The manufacturer is not known but the china was imported by the...
artichoke finials were used fairly commonly; hard to get much detail from a single image. here's similar detailed noted as Old Paris Stunning,...
looks similar; says Fielding: Antique Majolica Fan & Scroll Majolica Cup & Saucer Fielding England 1880 | #2041173975 (worthpoint.com)
others with somewhat similarly cut foot PAIR Antique1850-1899 Anglo Irish Crystal Cut Glass Compote & Tazza Clear Colorl | #1801450942...
chataboutdg has nothing close to the border on their comparison page shown below. the color looks a bit lavender in the photos but images against...
very nice : ) looks like nappies from here; does the glass color vary with different light sources?
unfortunately many folks simply don't discern a difference in subtle motif details and use the same name. ABP motifs don't always track that...
I realize that ABP folks speak the own language when it comes to their pattern motifs, but from what I gather their strawberry-diamond motif has...
finding some listed as ASFOUR Crystal (Egypt); here's one with box: Asfour Crystal Asfour Crystal Shell with Pearl | #2010609246...
that would be consistent with ABP the American Cut Glass Assoc. has catalogs and Facebook group for questions American Cut Glass Association
I'm not that familiar with cut glass/crystal. From images I'd call it a compote, as a tazza is typically very shallow and flat. Cut ABP glass...
one old listing calls it 'Rhapsody' and another a posy bowl sylvac 4641 - page 1 | WorthPoint
likely a decent repair considering the times... glass « Past Imperfect, The Art of Inventive Repair (andrewbaseman.com)
I recalled seeing the decor in the past and did a search using: silver and bee then followed up searching: blossom and time
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