FWIW chataboutdg has a better copy of the patent: https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=14462&mode=search also search...
https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=2076&mode=search
better photos wouldn't hurt; clearly focused straight on shots (no angles) and try to minimize reflections by not using flash… the base design in...
other piece looks to be Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton #17 Six Panel Fine Cut c1890
check Perfection Glass as they did make several a line of separating glassware:...
not that I know. the Fluted Scrolls also goes by Klondyke and with an added floral band as Jackson...
Fenton #350 Drapery c1910 Northwood 'Fluted Scrolls' c1898
Millersburg 'Mayan' c1910
this may be generally accepted as a variation of the Derby (AKA: Pleat and Panel) pattern by Bryce Bros. c1890. Only the butter dish was produced...
Jefferson's version is slight different. EAPG.org shows several examples of these swung vases, tho' the form is not shown on the catalog pages...
seen it called Sable Arch... … also Gothic Sable Arch part of Fenton 'Historical Collection' also did spot one in the 1982 January catalog as...
the border looks to be 'American Beauty' by Art Goods and Novelty Co. https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=9373...
candlesticks look to be Paden City #701 Triumph
Dugan 'Five Hearts'
goblet- Indiana Glass/Colony 'Park Lane' c1950s-70s
this is one where the glass maker is secondary to the etch pattern. Lotus used glass from various makers with their 'Rose Bud' etch. "R" has a...
that was what I was thinking Jeff. If you had an authenticated Cambridge red to compare that would be the key here. Did you happen upon this link:...
the fern leaves look like feather plumes; oftentimes it's just a lucky guess that one uses the same descriptor. On his ID I happened upon the ID...
Fenton 208 Holly c1910
that's it Marie; the bowl looks to be D&M #8
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