sorry, didn't notice the size... thinking' likely Higbee; not all of their glass was marked with the 'bee'... The Cake Stands book has the 6"...
thanks for pointing out the France designation UncleChuck. I'm seeing different forms of this design offered as 'Pineapple and Star' but no...
Tarentum Glass 'Virginia' c1894 OMN: Delta; AKA: Paneled Thistle, Thistle John B. Higbee Glass Co. (1910); Jefferson Glass Co. (Toronto, #220,...
Heisey #1401 Empress c1930 this color was named Moongleam
not one I recognize, tho' it reminds me of European, Germany or Poland crystal like Irena...
Paden City 'Frost Brocade' etch on their #215 'Glades' pattern c1931
agreed, this is 'Indiana Feather' by Beatty-Brady c1900
http://www.cambridgeglass.org/articles/9700/98crystalball306a.php
think this may be Lotus #500 Daisy Fields gold encrusted etch now thinkin' the glass is Imperial Glass#588 (AKA: pie crust) bonbon/nappy
straight-on shot like this: [IMG]
can't quite make out the detail; a straight-on profile of a single piece works best, as the inside angle shown obscures the detail. Might be...
your photo is at an odd angle and a bit blurry for making out any detail. That site also offers 'free' appraisals...
you could compare the shape with known shapes here; helps to see a true profile for comparison: http://www.galleartglass.com/galle-vase-shapes/
listing depends on the collector; someone collecting the pattern would prolly like it as a group. Others who may be just butter collectors...
Indiana Glass #126 Paneled Heather c1911
ditto on the cheese & cracker... looks like "R" has this a Glastonberry-Lotus; sometimes "R" tends to group patterns strangely, but maybe a Lotus...
more likely a primitive citrus press, I think; can't see these being very useful for garlic. I'm a garlic smasher using the side blade of a knife;...
"R" does have a couple of these rolled edge English Hobnail #555 bowls by WG but not in this color...
FWIW: unknown at chataboutdg http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=9800&mode=search
FWIW EAPGpatterns has over 3,000 EAPG patterns represented. for the record, as EAPG this form is a cracker jar; biscuit jar is an English term......
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