Oh and I forgot to say, depending on size, which you didn't provide, it appears it may be a footed low goblet or other drinking vessel rather than...
Just as an FYI, when a piece isn't restruck evenly on purpose, the result is Amberina glass, with distinct changes in color from yellow to orange...
In order to get the red color, the glass has to be reheated, called restruck after it is taken from the mold. If the glass isn't heated evenly...
Peggy is almost right, while it does look a lot like Paden City Penny Line, the low goblets in that line have a wafer between the bowl and foot....
Peach crest is what the first piece is called.
I'm fairly certain that everything except the last piece is Fenton. The green and yellow are hobnail opalescent. I can't think what they called...
I'm not sure the perfume was made in Italy. With the sig, it is more likely American studio glass. The gold does look to be aventurine....
I got an error message when I clicked on the link for the perfume. The gold in the blue pieces is called aventurine. Since I can't see the...
I believe it is, although it is a bit difficult to tell for sure from the picture. Blenko made 2 different fish, 971 in 2 different sizes and...
Oh, and bottoms of pieces are also helpful, especially blown pieces like the green pitcher and the root beer/brown bottle. It looks like the...
I'm fairly certain your fish is Blenko 971-L, the color is Sea Green. The angle you took the picture of the goblets is not a good one for IDing....
First, your piece is a bouillon, not a cream soup. The way you tell the difference between the shapes is the bouillon is basically the same shape...
A sister to your vase is shown on this page, which confirms the Husted connection...
IMHO, packer goods like this aren't worth that much. There isn't anything all the decorative about it. Most packer goods that have a following on...
Large decorative decanters were popular in the mid of the last century. I didn't find one exactly like yours but if you search ebay for "large...
I didn't explain which kind of syrup I meant. I was thinking of Karo syrup. Here is a picture of a bottle very much like the OP's with label....
Could be syrup
I have a feeling that your Italian vase may be a decanter missing its stopper. Sorry don't know who made it.
I found this one that is different but similar, described as "Modern Art Deco Crystal Opaque Round Vase Crafted from 24% lead crystal and hand...
IMHO, the one posted here lacks detail that the one on Pinterest and the one posted by Uncle Chuck have. The feathers are rendered more lifelike...
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