well, the knowledge is really knowing where to look rather than 'remembering' all those EAPG lines. AND, I always make keep a list for grocery...
George Duncan's Sons & Co. #2000 (AKA: Flowered Scroll) c1883 Doyle & Co. 'Comet' c1880s
Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton 'Ivanhoe' c1897
Atterbury 'Hand Stem' s1880s
the image is too small to see any detail but not Currier & Ives
yes, Duncan Miller #118 Old Hobnail; this form was used to may the ivy ball vase; form may have been used a lidded/covered candy
this is when it may be confusing to insert lead crystal into an ABP discussion. APB didn't contain lead; the clarifying agent used in ABP was...
Fostoria 'Grape Leaf' #2513 c1950s-60s
the opalescent motif looks like what is often called 'seaweed' from EAPG/Victorian era. The 'cage' appears to be more recent vintage and not...
Fenton 1611 Georgian c1930s
more recent vintage of L.E. Smith Glass 'Vintage'
at least "R" is consistent in calling it Anchor Hocking. I've spotted these in green. milk glass and crystal...
"R" has this as Anchor Hocking chalice/planter
Kokomo-Jenkins #860 'Three Fruits' c1910-20s
Fenton Roses
that's my understanding of the WG #556 being reproduction pieces
several companies made a very similar Sawtooth pattern. the stem on one looks consistent with Westmoreland #556
no, the plinth isn't attached; notice that the green hat 621 on the next row shows the same marie/base ring design often used by Fenton on much of...
shetlar has 621 in ruby in both flared and cupped
looks like what shetlar has as Fenton #621
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