yes, Libbey was known for quality glass and well as restaurant ware. This would have been considered relatively high end at the time. The prices...
which is why I mentioned the 'stem' was a match; it was standard practice to use one stem design with various bowl shapes as well as variations in...
not finding a match in my reliable sources for this one or your amber stained piece. I did come upon other sizes listed that may offer some...
"R" has this in their unknowns UNK443 Water Goblet by Unknown Manufacturer | Replacements, Ltd. however, the same stem appears on a Rock Sharpe...
maybe Goldscheider Easter Passion Goldscheider easter passion - page 1 | WorthPoint
thought nonreactive from your photo. that's points to a later production. I think Imperial Glass produced a lot of yellow like this in the 1970s.
is this canary, which reacts to black light, or a nonreactive yellow?
unfortunately, the catalog references have very limited info on colors. You might contact the Imperial Glass Society to see if there may be some...
introduced 1912 Pattern Details - IMPERIAL GLASS CO. No. 212 (OMN) (eapgs.net) [ATTACH]
there are separate catalogs for Tiara; that's a general IG catalog
prolly should have linked the entire '92 catalog tiaraexclusives.ueuo.com/ICatalogs/1992/1992a.htm
in the 1992 catalog as #4155 'Special Occasions' jam jar 22.jpg (1200×1532) (ueuo.com) [ATTACH]
maybe a hyacinth vase Hyacintenglazen - Hyacinth Vases - Holland (kennemerend.nl)
yep, Fostoria seems to be a match
comparing those #503 is missing the ring element below the finial, which is present in 2219 same as yours
split rim tire tool split rim tire tool - page 1 | WorthPoint
here's another online resource Vintage Hardware & Lighting - Art Deco and Art Nouveau Lighting
not much help but here's one showing the fixture at https://www.oldhouselights.com/ Art Deco Antique Glass Slip Shades 02 (oldhouselights.com)...
reminds me of Whitefriars Baxter 9570, but a bit more exaggerated
check Libochovice Comet #3032 Vase art déco 1950's comet Libochovice en cristal (anibis.ch) Bowls (pressglas-pavillon.de) [IMG]
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