or Campbell, Jones & Co. #2034 'Swamp Oak' c1874; AKA: Chestnut Oak
thought that was logo was from the Lenox period c1973-81 and the Arthor Lorch period of 1981-82 added an 'A'. the spelling of the pattern was...
generically speaking. "R" often refers to the stem as 'wafer' and the bowl shape as 'square'; tho' not always consistently. the closest I see is...
no idea but it not the only one:...
Robinson Glass #1 Vera c1893
#114 is the design number for Pluto. the closest floral cutting I saw was 604 sprig but not sure that is a match.
#114 Pluto http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=15431&mode=search
Westmoreland #920 Hobstar & File c1912
https://www.bigashtray.com/product/bohemian-crystal-card-game-lucky-horseshoe-ashtrays/
the first one is Tiffin 'Madeira' c1970s much easier to respond to separate posts or at least number each item...
Coudersport made a panel optic tumbler with similar enameled décor with a water set c1900; Northwood also made similar panel optic tumblers.
looks like Millersburg 'Rays & Ribbons/Cactus" c1910
"R" has this as H-A line #574 with 'ripple design'
that foot design looks to be Hocking from 1920s-30s
Gillinder is the only maker (that I know of) with this diagonal/spiral barrel block design motif.
yes, torte or cake plate would be acceptable description. you'd need a catalog to know what the maker may have named it...
looks to be Gillinder & Sons #420 'Westmoreland Block' c1889
this larger size plate is also often called a torte plate. Anglia by Nachtmann...
Pamela has these in the unknown section on her trinket sets page; one with a 'Czechoslovakia' paper label:...
don't know who done it, but have also seen these listed as Westmoreland, and simply as antique or 'vintage'. Can't find anything definitive for WG...
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