Filly y Bryce, c.1875 maybe cordial and wine
that would be correct
previously overlooked in IG catalog; this form is called #5885N / cut #204 - 5" 3-toed Lily Bowl
"R" does have some 588 in milk glass with intaglio
good catch George; didn't think to check the Imperial catalog. There are 4 pieces in catalog "E" as 5889/99 with alpha codes for the shape but...
"R" has a similar bowl with Hughes Cornflower cutting but unknown maker....
Fostoria's Alexis pieces that I've found have a hex base and clearly defined panels with sharp angles of the double lines at the top; there are 2...
they do look like others I've seen by Irving W. Rice & Co., Japan
good luck and happy hunting : )
the couple that I was able to find with a stopper neither didn't seem to match. I'd expect the stopper to resemble the finial of the butter or...
you're correct, that isn't the right stopper. That looks like a Duncan's Mardi Gras stopper.
this is an EAPG cruet missing stopper; Bryce, Higbee's 'Paris', c.1899; AKA: Roughneck; Zipper Cross
"On June 24, 1880, the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society organized the gathering of all francophone communities across North America. The event was the...
it seems the reference of this being a church commemorative piece is in error. June 24 is St. John the Baptist day in Quebec.
... "The Saint Jean Baptiste Society took as its emblems the maple leaf and the beaver, iconic symbols of Canada..." just hypothesizing here, but...
many companies made their own version of roly poly with slight variations. The size, thickness of bottom and safe edge are a few things to look...
this was a very limited production for a church celebration as noted in inscription on base: ST. JEAN BAPTISTE QUEBEC 24 JUIN 1880; made by...
not really sure the bottom/foot was original to this piece. Many scent bottles with silver lids were made in the general shape of this glass...
I'm guessing possibly a perfume/cologne bottle missing the atomizer. try moving to glass and someone might recognize it
Carnival collectors do seem to be not too bothered with original makers names in general; Broken Arches is a collectors name. DDoty is a nice site...
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