tho' stoppers are often ground on the vertical stopper surface to fit and often numbered...
or a muddler...
here's a little on Ivima: http://www.pressglas-korrespondenz.de/aktuelles/pdf/pk-2006-2w-neumann-ivima-atlantis-portugal.pdf
FWIW "R" has #2 as Ivima Crystal; http://www.replacements.com/crystal/ivi.htm did locate some piece in this diamond point pattern with Ivima...
#2 I think may be Jeannette Glass 'Diamond Point'
thank you cluttered... I'm happy to help where I can and enjoy researching the motif details in EAPG : )
the 'Heck' pattern was made by Model Flint c1893 the AKA 'Teardrop Row' is an error
check Anchor Hocking 'Colonial Tulip' or 'Tulip'
not sure about the date but from the list of catalogs at MAGWV purple slag is included from mid to late 1960s; and Imperial didn't mark ALL of...
Imperial Glass #505 'Bellaire' (AKA: Octagon) c1912 in crystal. Reissued for many years in many glass colors including carnival...
pressed glass is ruby stained; which is painted on and fired to set the stain. blown glass is flashed; which is a layer of glass added over the...
yes, it's an original stopper
Model Flint Glass 'Gem' c1890
several references mention Coudersport as starting in 1900. Just report what I see with no claim to being an expert.
Northwood's 'Alaska' c1897 AKA: Button Panel there's some confusion on this pattern as some have attributed it as the "Shadow" pattern by...
many companies made very similar daisy & button designs; photos of the glass showing edge details, profile and dimensions might help. looks EAPG...
not sure what L. E. Smith may have named it, but "R" has it as 'Daisy & Button' even tho' the motifs here are cane and hobstar. It's a...
the blank is Paden City #215 'Glades' c1937
it's not surprising that these Imperial Glass and Fenton pieces appear so similar as they are reproductions of the Argus pattern by Bakewell,...
looks like reverse painted foil tinsel art glass
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