maybe the ribbon for Medals of the Nijmegen Vierdaagse http://www.nijmegenmedals.com/british-walkers/4593504059
saw this similar squat pair listed as: Estate 2 Pair Cut Crystal Salt Pepper Shakers Sets, Sterling Silver Tops [IMG]
unknown maker 'Rail Fence Band' c1880s Richards & Hartley 'Snake Drape' c1887 Bakewell, Pears & Co. 'Cherry' 1870s unknown maker 'Beaded Band'...
the drawing does help to understand the motifs, but still not luck finding a match...
having a hard time making out the detail in those shakers; is that a daisy button type motif at the top. Closest pattern that comes to mind is...
salt dip looks to be George Duncan's Sons #42 'Mardi Gras' c1899
my favorite subject; yes EAPG McKee Bros. Quintec 1910
the bottom is Tiffin's Rosemary etch on #310 candy top has Tiffin's Sylvan etch; think maybe the 330 lid
Lotus 1003 gold encrusted Martha etch
is that an Imperial mark on the bottom of #3; hard to make out the detail in these photos. maybe try a profile image on darker background and...
1- honey dish; guessing this is Co-Operative Flint Glass D&B pattern based on significant similarities to their #101 Cross Fern 2- Doyle & Co....
found some of these on UK eBay listed as new in original retail packaging; one mentions handmade in Spain. Listed as 'Traditional frosted glass...
which is why I noted maker as National/Riverside. Technically this would be considered as made by National as the contractual owner of the molds...
National/Riverside #512 'Roanoke' c1899 AKA: 'Petticoat', 'National'
it's a tumbler; U.S. Glass #15060 Vermont c1899, custard glass with enameled décor
in their 1961 catalog this size is #7321 SC (for silver crest) (for Aqua Crest that would be AG). The description for Aqua Crest is in the 1950...
Fenton often marketed these small stands as candleplates. Here's is one in ruby with label:...
looks like a modern MIC like this one from Home Essentials at BBB:...
Ripley & Co. 'Eastlake' c1881
the pontil mark pretty much excludes Fenton, but for very rare exceptions.
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