All I can say is that it looks green rather than yellow in the pics. If so, not really vaseline glass, but more properly termed uranium glass,...
Yes, I found it in Long & Seate's book "Fostoria Tableware, 1944 - 1986. It's part of the Garden Center Items, aka Garden Club Items. 2725/761...
Although Blenko glass is more subject to etching then some, it may or may not be etched. Give cleaning a try. If the marks are up high, rice...
It was not uncommon for items to be marked "Foreign" right after WWII, especially from Germany, Italy & Japan. There were still a lot of hard...
In his book on Hazel Atlas, TAGF notes that this decor is found on glass from various manufacturers, not just Hazel Atlas. He speculates that an...
The plates are on Blank 10.
In general, it can be difficult to value items, as it depends on where you sell them. I saw that different shaped bowl in your color combo, which...
Thanks Ola, after I posted I thought it might be Fostoria, but I didn't see it in the book I thought it was in. Now that you gave the name I was,...
It looks familiar, I think I've seen something like it in orange and yellows. I'm not able to put a name to it.
I don't know who made this, but I'd say this is more 1960's than late 1800's, early 1900's. The holder is also saying 1960's. It might have been...
What George said. This should be fairly recognizable as Fenton, from their Crest line. Some auctioneers have a bad habit of giving questionable...
Imperial registered that trademark in 1940 so it would have been made after that. I'd say most likely at least 20 years later, but that's just a...
The link SIS provided is correct. Although Georges Briard was a pseudonym, he was a real person. In her book "Signed and Designed" Leslie Pina...
BTW, the background appears to be airbrushed
I'm fairly certain the decor is a decal. If you look at it under magnification, do you see dots or brush strokes? It is possible that the decal...
I believe it is Bryce Springtime Stem 688 http://www.replacements.com/webquote/brysprcb.htm?rplSku=8312877 Since they only had a drawing of one...
The years of these pieces can be further narrowed based on when Fenton produced the colors. Green Opalescent, color code GO, was made from July...
The green and yellow pieces are NOT from the "crest" line, the crest line has an applied clear or colored edge. Silvercrest is used for the pieces...
ola is correct, Pilgrim Peachblow catalog number 425. It is shown on a reprint of a page from their 1969 catalog in Pina's book "Popular '50s &...
I have "Collector's Encyclopedia of Pickard China" by Alan B. Reed. He does not list an artist with a first name beginning with an E and a last...
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