check Cambridge 'Decagon' and 'Cleo' etch for the console bowl; c1930 ditto on 'Princess' and 'Florentine'
might check into the auction prices at WP; scroll down to find several actions for ark only:...
can't say for sure on this one but Fenton did make very similar called 'reverse melon' vase:...
Heacock 7 has dates as 1888-1895
Ripley joined/became part of the U.S. Glass Co. combine and the Mascotte pattern was continued by USG, which many years later became the company...
not sure on the maker; the closest I see (tho' the angle is not the best) is this unknown that is suspected as maybe Lancaster:...
chataboutdg has the silver as unknown. a side profile showing the bowl shape might help with ID; try searching 'mayo*' there:...
McKee Bros. PresCut 'Sextec' c1906
bowl/compote looks a bit familiar; here's the image incase someone recognizes the pattern: [IMG]
Akro Agate; some have the crow mark. some originally marketed with perfume... https://www.worthpoint.com/inventory/search?query=akro+agate+bell...
I'd guess just different times and runs might account for variations...
Imperial Glass #749 Laced Edge (AKA: Katy) c1930s-40s
that lid is a bit of a quandary... unless you can figure out a way to separate the pieces if it's made that way... maybe try soaking the plaster...
Hazel-Atlas 'Aurora' https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=16621&mode=search
chataboutdg has it as an unknown: https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=5874&mode=search nice job with your photos!
flint glass doesn't fluoresce green under uv black lights. It is the manganese, which replaced flint as a clarifying agent, in later EAPG glass...
your photo is too blurred to make out details; but pretty sure is is Jones. Cavitt #126 (AKA: Mitred Diamond) 1887-1900 Manufacturer: Jones,...
BELLAIRE No. 265 (OMN) by Bellaire Goblet Company, c1880s; AKA: Paneled Nightshade
that faceted style stopper was also typical of many EAPG cruets; tho' Tarentum also had a stopper patterned to match the bottle motifs. There are...
check Paden City #991 'Penny Line' c1920s
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