Jenkins Glass Co #910 c1912
the one's I've seen didn't have a lid; not sure how a lid would fit with the sawtooth edge unless it was a bit recessed. checked the 1902 catalog...
McKee Bros. 'Martec' c1906; McKee typically referred to this form as a tankard in their catalog.
sorry Pam, was in a hurry and only looked at pics and figured it was for an ID. The cake stand book only has the 8" size listed; so not sure how...
this one is called 'Clear Ribbon' maker unknown c1880s. I don't have this one at my website but always welcome donations to my cake stand museum : ))
It's Kokomo-Jenkins' #480 Apple Blossom c1904 ; covered bowl
I'm not familiar with cut glass patterns either, but since Don mentions Pairpioint "Murillo' you might also look at Pairpoint 'Viscaria' too...
I used unk294 (no spaces) for the search...
http://www.replacements.com/webquote/UNKUNK294.htm includes a sketch of the etch
just noted that the details looked alike so you might get some search ideas. here's another new one but still no specific maker:...
details look like a Tiffany urn vase: http://www.rubylane.com/item/260004-2369/Tiffany-Co-Hex78agonal-Crystal-Vase-Urn...
check Tiara 'Calla Lily' by Indiana Glass; "R" has it listed as 'Leaf". color was called sunset
it's Fenton's Sable Arche bell and color looks like cameo opalescent done between 1979-82. check the 1980 Jan catalog at fentonfan.com
the cupped open bottom reminds me of a wasp trap; they come in various forms of art glass and either hang or have feet/toes...
the bowl appears to be Imperial Glass #682 Pillar Flute; the 10" flared bowl like this is called a berry and also a salad bowl in the catalog.
can't tell from images if the motif is etched or cut/engraved. There were similar fern and leaf designs on EAPG and Elegant Glass. Found a similar...
Shetlar has a good drawing comparison of this type of base with shoulder combination (3rd down on webpage). It usually helps to have a clear side...
think I'd call it an open compote. the pattern is Teardrop Row by Bryce, Higbee c1885. not to be confused with 'Art' by Adams, but this also...
been using eSnipe for many years with no problems. the pricing is basically 1% for $25-$1000, and $0.25 under $25. So max cost of $10 for any bid...
it would help to see a side profile shot
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