I think the first line is a name; at least that it was I had on mine at the time and my number was B37 40 35
IIRC the number would have been the service number, which was a letter followed by 6 numbers. The Navy stopped using service numbers in 1972.
I've seen this in various opaque glass colors which seems to indicate recent vintage import. FWIT chatabout has this as a fantasy item:...
very unique piece. somewhat vaguely similar to some noted as possibly Belgium: https://www.midcentury-kc.com/9-glass-belgium
agree the creamer here is Cameo; the Springtime etch, originated by Monongah, was copied by Hocking in their pressed depression glass pattern...
how about this one: https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=1873&mode=search
the McKee catalog has this vase shape ranging 6" to 12"
this is an EAPG era vase... Beaded Triangle; Diamond Pyramids; Inverted Imperial McKee did make vases in several of their patterns with this...
Fenton #920 Grape & Cable (exterior) and Persian Medallion (interior) c1911
nice find... Imperial Glass called this #745 Ivy Ball with Chain. EDIT: here's the photo of the catalog page... items on this page are called...
Tom (Cherryhill) would be the one 'in the know' on this subject; after all he wrote the book... perhaps you could contact the toothpick society at...
Beaumont Glass #103 Duchess c1901
agreed, it's a variant of U.S. Glass #15079 Wisconsin, which has been reproduced by several different companies. The original did not have that...
was thinking possibly Clevenger as well. here's one from WP: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/clevenger-amberina-onion-pitcher-480852123...
try MOP (mother of pearl) DIAMOND QUILTED SATIN CASED GLASS
Kappa Delta sorority https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_Delta
unfortunately the folks at the ACGA website seem to have the Fry catalogs on membership only access. The cane band and floral cut pattern posted...
Fostoria #2369 Vase https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=1019&mode=search
not my forte but did a quick look at 20thcentury and found these vaguely similar bulbous weighted base vases:...
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