I agree with Janet. Here is one on the Cameron Clay Facebook page that looks to have the same handles, but it is missing a lid, and the bottom is...
This is just a guess, but if mine, I'd be looking at Rainbow. They seemed to like those oversized ball stoppers the most, though other companies...
Not Blenko, or any other of the well know US Glass companies from that area. I'd guess not Chinese, but could be wrong. I really have no idea...
I don't recognize it right of, but I can tell you that it would be classified as "Elegant Glass", which covers the Depression Era and beyond....
I agree with Pam, the opalescent piece is Nautilus aka Argonaut Shell. Made by Northwood and Dugan. 1898 to 1910 Although table service pieces...
A lot of cut glass like the last two was produced in Turkey and as cluttered said, are newer. I use to have a link to a website which featured...
Since they are pair, they may have been intended to sit on a mantel. I don't know that this type of glass was always made with a utilitarian...
I agree with cluttered, this is NOT etched, it is wheel engraved. The subject of the design is most often associated with glass from Bohemia....
Also the 8 main cups of a Hanukka menorah are suppose to be all the same height, not staggered as this one is.
I'd guess hobbyist piece based on the scratched in marks
I think TallCakes is correct. Chatabout sometimes drives me nuts on their keywords. I had looked for people, but not dancer :/
I don't think Lancaster on the first the handles aren't right. It's difficult to tell because of the distortion, but it appears to have 10 points,...
The second one might be Indiana Glass Heirloom pattern
The 3rd bowl is by Jeannette Glass, pattern is called Lombardi Better pictures are needed of the first piece. I can't make out what is in the...
The first piece is LE Smith, sold under their "Fayette Glass" name. circa 1960's or so The last one is Indiana Glass Killarney pattern, from...
Interesting, obviously I would never have given any of those makers a thought on this. That's why I love this place, learn new things all the time.
What made you think Moser? I don't see Moser expert execution.
I didn't see it at Replacements under Indiana. My first thought was Noritake, but I didn't see it as theirs either.
Thanks, I was fairly certain it was Westmoreland when I went to chatabout, but I just used the keywords "lace and edge" just to make sure. Having...
The rim treatment is most often described as "lace edge" Yours is Westmoreland Lace Edge....
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