1. correct Imperial NUCUT #212 spoon tray 2. ditto Tarentum #292 Ladders c1901 3. U.S. Glass 15086 Mirror Plate C1904 (AKA: Galloway)
that patent is assigned to L.E. Smith not sure about the similar Indiana Glass handle:...
2nd is Belmont #12 Aida c1884 3rd Smith/Greenwood #1818 tray: http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=5258&mode=search
http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=4354&mode=search
post depression Westmoreland #89 http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=15423&mode=search
maybe a sewing paraphernalia storage box/case, as it looks like a large wooden spool: [IMG]
yes, that is Mikado (AKA: Late Butterfly) by Indiana Glass. and that's McKee Bros. Aztec Sunrise for the pitcher
yes, that's a Richards & Hartley 'Oregon'/Stilton compote. and looks like you have a High Hob celery vase by Westmoreland
happened to realize this is Fenton's reproduction of the Westmoreland #999 Roselin pattern...
did you happen to look thru those at "R" https://www.replacements.com/crystal/rka.htm it can often help to photograph clear crystal against...
Fenton #2929; here's one in Dusty Rose. wondering if this may be some kind of candle bowl considering the warning label tho' the '97 catalog list...
the cake stand is new crystal by Godinger from their Royalty line: https://www.replacements.com/webquote/gcyroy.htm...
this in from Mosser Glass: "We made the piano boxes 1977-1985"
clearly focused image help lots; these looks more like some kind of flower rather than grapes from this image: [IMG]
the marigold carnival glass bonbon is Fenton 'Illusion'
maybe Indiana Glass #819 'Concord'; see catalog page 3 here: think this color may be their 'Spring Green;...
it's manganese in glass that causes it to 'sun-purple' over an extended time. Sun-purpling is a very light compared to the dark amethyst that is...
not sure of an exact date but Mosser Glass was established in 1971. There is a similar crystal piano candy box with a harp motif that is also seen...
from that last image of the bottom, I'd say the glass has a applied amethyst stain. Looks to be Duncan & Miller #118 hobnail
WG used this same form in other pattern lines. "R" has the form listed as 'open honey dish' and chataboutdg has a catalog image of this form as...
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