ditto; Fenton #409 c1910; AKA: Peacock Tail
I have no way to know what a seller may have intended in their listings about any particular references. Many references will show a single piece...
your ID was provided in the first response... it's a bit unrealistic to expect to always find an online confirmation...
definitely not Fenton... I'd call it an ewer rather than a vase. very pretty tho'...
the image I show is the 'real' Iverna pattern with the daisy & button motif within the heart, whereas the motif within the heart of your pitcher...
also called hurricane table lamps from big box store c1960s-70s. Unfortunately it's not very likely that one would find an exact match....
definitely looks like pre-woven cane panels, which would be more recent... Problem I've noticed with cane is that it tends to dry out and become...
yeah, I saw that eBay listing as well. BUT, if you look carefully at Iverna heart/strawberry motif you will notice that your piece has little...
looks like it might be Iverna / Later Jefferson Ripley & Co. (#303, 1911); Imperial Glass Co. (#91, 1915 as part of their Nucut line); Paden City...
Duncan and Miller Tear Drop / Teardrop
swung vase is Viking Glass Epic Column c1970s swan is Viking too http://vikingartglass.com/article-pf.php?article_id=55 basketweave bowl looks...
1st one looks like Jeannette's Iris and Herringbone
looks like maybe Diamond Glass. but many of those spade handle look so similar. Like Marie suggested; go to chatabout and search: chs and spade
Fostoria #CA16 Captiva c1983-86 "This pattern was produced toward the end of Fostoria's production years by the Lancaster Colony Corporation."...
the detail of the plume in the finial in one way to differentiate Gillinder 'Westward Ho' originals from Wright & Westmoreland reproductions....
the amber is 'Thousand Eye' by Richards & Hartley C1879 and continued by USG. butter is LaBelle Glass Co. 'Queen Anne' c1879
tho' s bit less ornate, it looks like a shutter hinge like this one:...
not EAPG, but yes, Westmoreland #555 English Hobnail c1920s-80s
this is from the "Old Café" line by Anchor Hocking c1930s-40s. These were offered as relish sets and also with the lazy susan option. There are...
is this it? http://www.replacements.com/webquote/ivcgla.htm
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