all I see is that Duncan & Miller made a large tray and bowl in their #128 Chrysanthemum pattern in various colors and finishes. You might check...
seen this attributed to Pierre D'AVESN maybe chrysanthemum
I'd guess likely Westmoreland based on similarities to the 'Plume Rays' c1890s (collector name) attributed to them: the 'Scrolled Medallion' is...
I think maybe Diamond Glass (or Burlington Glass Works) 'Bullseye' c1890s; not sure if possibly reproduced...
agree, John Higbee's 'Delta' (AKA: Paneled Thistle) and reproduced by Jefferson and Wright as 'Thistle'; look closely for the 'bee' mark, tho'...
thinkin' likely McKee Glass; here's a CHS with same color and unknown border:...
ice cream bowls also came with under plates and in different colors; made in Italy for Colony Glass [IMG] [IMG]
lots of Fenton info @ fentonfan.com with old catalogs etc. the last bowl is #100 Wide Rib c1920s-30s
I see the #3400 design on the bowl and this may be the form listed as item #144 as a "Cigarette or Place Card Holder - C/L#111". So it would seem...
looks to be the Cambridge #1066 Aurora stem but can't quite make out the details. This Cambridge link mentions an oval cigarette holder with...
maybe an Aquiesse candle glass: http://www.aquiesse.com/products/candles looks like their 'Optimist' candle: [IMG]
yes it is Imperial Glass but not sure what the number was. The catalog I have shows #320 (AKA: Double Scroll) without the swirls; the swirl...
I think that is partly because the color is much like French blue opaline often used by PV. Tho' Imperial Glass made these in many colors, both...
I'm thinkin' maybe Imperial Glass #56 Provincial Blown c1960s http://www.replacements.com/webquote/imcprbt.htm
Sweeney, McCluney & Co. Scalloped Lines (Scalloped Bands) c1871 [IMG]
Pot Bely Glimmer: http://vikingartglass.com/article-pf.php?article_id=59
Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton #85 'Delos' c1902
Viking Art Glass 'Flowerlite' which would accommodate a frog, then there is also their 'Beaumont' candy dish using this same form which would have...
certainly looks to be Imperial Glass #492 Ripple; c1912 in carnival glass. This could be from same time frame, just no 'carnival' treatment.
looks to be a Duncan & Miller #118 ivy ball vase
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