in milk glass also https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-milk-glass-salt-pepper-shaker-1727075369
EAPGs.org has this one as Beaded Band by Bryce Bros. c1890
Smith made the vase in many colors for many years. no idea what they may have called this green or actual production year... Replacements has...
L.E. Smith reproduction of Nortec
found the same on WP: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/bohemian-czech-egermann-art-nouveau-1919276047
Indiana Glass 'Diamond Point'; this was first made as an ashtray, but since they interlock when paired it also works as a covered candy. looks...
yep, terminology has changed/evolved over the years. The old EAPG catalogs of the day called these salvers, which is a flat serving piece; which...
check Fostoria #1121 Louise c1901-4 sometimes motifs descriptions are a bit subjective; these are stars/rosettes. teardrops/pointed ovals, plus...
it is common to find misattributed EAPG listings on eBay. I've been collecting EAPG cake stands and studying EAPG for 20+ years; tho' I in no way...
my guess would be this is c1960s-80s unattributed florist-wares. The form seems to be more common in milk glass and green, as I've seen around for...
Partylite Indigo Blossom https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/partylite-indigo-blossom-candle-1994958630
here's one a WP noted as Murano with label: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-murano-italian-glass-owl-1922475125
I've revisited several times trying to see is something pops but no luck so far...
generically it's a variant of the cane motif since the buttons are hatch cut check Cambridge #4060 1916 here's a link to an old thread with a...
Fenton didn't mark everything and often the mark is difficult to read. since this was made for many years it's not possible to really know for...
double candlestick is Fostoria 'American'
looks like a hyacinth forcing vase
that size would work for a toothpick holder
a couple more online references http://www.carnivalheaven.com/carnivalglass104/id30.htm http://www.carnivalheaven.com/carnivalglass103/id58.htm
you might try a black light test; no green/yellow tint means most likely newer glass. tho' some newer glass does fluoresce ...
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