Check Fenton Thumbprint, colonial blue
check Duncan & Miller #30 Pall Mall Swan (or repro) http://www.ndga.net/rainbow/1975/75rrg04b.php
might look thru Jack Wilson's online slideshow; maybe around slide #68 http://www.slideshare.net/munciepots/catalonian-2011-convention
that was my first thought too. I found some similarities to WVG Blendo but haven't found anything definitive on the ones in that eBay auction;...
and not to be confused with these unknown similarly "styled"...
ran across Carlo Moretti Santinato recently which looks like a match to this one. They are made in various satin/frosted finish colors.
you might check the color codes and decorators pages at FentonFan.com I'm thinkin' this is possibly 'English Garden on Gray Mist' example of bell:...
agree with maybe lapel pin; did find a very similar eagle on a fob for Eagle White Lead Co....
here it is at Godinger as revolving photo cube with pattern named Dublin: http://www.godinger.com/dublin-revolving-photo-cube.html at Amazon:...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Square-Lead-Crystal-Glass-Dome-Display-Case-with-a-Black-Revoling-Base-L23BX7X3-/221661284284?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=...
it is ruby stained Westmoreland #1842 Swirl & Ball, c1943
1898 United States Glass Co. ad identified only by #16045. sometimes seen listed as Fleur-Di-Lis Thumbprint
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in 1887 it was Dalzell Bros. & Gilmore
Quaker Lady http://www.tallcakes.com/CakeStands/DalzellGilmoreLeighton/QuakerLadyCrystal.aspx
Comet by Doyle & Co. c1880s
seem could be mold blown and possibly consistent with Duncan's Threading...
appears to be more of a display or award piece (just missing the base). Similar one on eBay:...
George Duncan had a pattern called 'Threading' c1880s that looked like this but I can only find a covered butter. [IMG] [IMG]
with the spout/pouring lid here I'd agree with syrup pitcher. There is one with the same glass listed on eBay as a Victorian Threaded Glass Claret...
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