seems American Chateau is a Canada based import company and this is one of their products: 5.5" Vintage Lead Free Glass Candy Dish Bowl with Lid...
found this noted as Lipper & Mann at WP Vintage Lipper & Mann Hollywood Regency Turquoise & Gold Hobnail Vase | #242958286 (worthpoint.com)
here's one with tags at WP Dorothy Thorpe Sterling Silver Crystal Textured Glass Bowl Modern Original Label | #1728223346 (worthpoint.com) [ATTACH]
St. Louis Cardinals Old Busch Stadium [IMG] opposite direction showing arch [IMG]
looks like the décor on Fostoria but noted as unknown (maybe Lotus): https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=16850&mode=search
didn't see the silver yet but bowl is Paden City # 411 Mrs. B Bowl https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=7620&mode=search
have you considered checking with the Carder Steuben Club https://cardersteubenclub.com/
Jefferson Glass #208 (AKA: Ruffles and Rings) c1905
florist wares would be my guess. I'm finding them in both sizes but no clue on a maker. seen listed as ribbed/footed milk glass...
had to search to locate my example of Sprig (OMN: Rival) and it also has a similar appearance looking down on the plate thru the wafer that was...
here's one engraved with 1904 St. Louis World Fair https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/worlds-fair-st-louis-1904-stag-ink-well-free another...
I use the 'and' function rather than the '+' and it works for me... is using two words in the search the 'or' would be the default without stating...
Northwood #566 & #567 Pump & Trough c1900; originally came with a matching trough [IMG] [IMG]...
think that would be the font. here's an online quide: https://www.antiquelampsupply.com/antique-table-lamp-anatomy [ATTACH]
many makers of similar Georgian patterns; FWIW "R" has this one as an unknown:...
this appears to be an EAPG berry set; better image would help... but looks to be U.S. Glass 15077 Michigan c1902...
1963 ad for the #618 'Springerle Sweetsdish' [ATTACH] unmarked clear base w/o mark. but has labels [ATTACH]
wish I could be of help by not finding any with qualified attributions. I'm finding in various colors: pink, blue, amber, clear one blue one is...
this is EAPG rather than depression glass, and this pattern predates the depression era by 50 years. The stems noted in my pattern glass book only...
the 'Sultan' (OMN) pattern was introduced by National Glass c1901 at the McKee Bros. factory (so some references attributed the McKee); AKA: Wild...
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