U.S. Glass 15079 Wisconsin c1903
Peacock Tail Variant, thought to be by Millersburg c1911
I agree, it's very hard to make out those blurry images on "R". It may be that Ivima reproduced the pattern in those various colors.
HI Greg it's on their milk glass page about halfway down in blue milk glass with a reference that leads to the message board:...
will do, Greg
DoRi is still doing ID's. We correspond from time to time about ID's, especially cake stands. I heard from her just last week about a mystery cake...
Americana by Libbey https://www.replacements.com/webquote/lrsamer.htm
EAPGpatterns has this as 'Angelus Twins' unknown maker c1900-10 but also notes: "This pattern was named by Heacock, but does not resemble the...
EAPGpatterns has 'Frosted Fruit' a c1880s by A. J. Beatty & Sons; another reference notes the c1880s but unknown maker. edit: and did you notice...
my milk glass version at CW: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/213968-hand-stem-by-atterbury-and-company-c1880
Atterbury & Company is American and made several popular EAPG lines. CW has an article on their popular animal patterns:...
yes, it is different from their milk glass version (tho' the hand pose is very similar), but still Atterbury
I see you found it... yes, it's EAPG nice photos!
yes, the thumbprint and rope band are the major motifs of the covered compote. Seam lines may be an indication of pressed or mold blown; tho'...
EAPG is generally recognized by multiple motifs; in your syrup the major motif is the waffle which is divided into panels with those vertical...
#2 is Central Glass C. #796 Rope and Thumbprint c1885/86 #3 would be a Paneled Waffle pattern and the sun-purple is considered damaged by many...
the compote is O'Hara's 'Chandelier' c1888
without the detailed pattern these wouldn't be 'American Sweetheart' tho' made with a similar blank lacking the detail. Someone at chatabout may...
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