more and better images might help here; but maybe check the holly patterns...
Fostoria Glass #2694 Arlington c1950s; this pattern was made with the corners filled in and also all openwork.
Viking Art Glass Epic 6 Petal http://www.vikingartglass.com/article-pf.php?article_id=27
or... art glass paperweight oil lamp/wick candle [ATTACH]
U.S. Glass #15140 Athenia c1912; AKA: Reverse 44
Challinor, Taylor "O.W. (Open Work)" fruit bowl c1880s http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/full-images.php?idx=29017&pat=2569 nice photos : )
Canton Glass Co. #10 Barred Forget-Me-Not c1884-5 Belmont Glass Works #21 Prism and Daisy Bar c1884-88
Anchor Hocking 'Swedish Modern' c1961 https://www.replacements.com/webquote/ahcswm.htm
Here's a local online auction with 333 noted Fenton Glass items; lots of eggs, pitchers and vases. This is more recent Fenton Glass. Thought some...
the OMN was "National" and the pattern was made in various colors including amethyst. Several forms were reproduced by Wright but from what I can...
agree the form is not a shamrock but this at chataboutdg looks very similar (unfortunately I don't see measurements): follow the previous and next...
Anchor Hocking #1092 c1950s https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=3358&mode=search "R" has the stained version as #2092...
MAGWV attributes to Mosser c1980s https://magwv.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/7238AB3D-38A2-4533-A939-128474429754...
if you mean those groupings of fine lines between the swags; to me that looks like waterfalls...
would think this to be considered Elegant Glass given that encrusted border and cutting. May be a hard one to pinpoint given that the decorating...
here's a catalog page for the Central #840 Match Slipper [IMG] at WP for values:...
EAPGS.org has the whisk by both Campbell, Jones and George Duncan: http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/full-images.php?idx=32146&pat=3963
check Dugan Glass 'Four Flowers', Brockwitz has a variation on the pattern...
possibly pen/pencil holder paperweight [ATTACH] this eBay listing says Japan:...
some collect patterns to assemble an exhaustive set, while some collect forms/shapes such as shakers, or sugar or butter dishes, or toothpick...
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