The cutting is NOT Tiffany wares. It's not well enough executed.
Not to make a big deal of it, but the piece has the appearance of pressed glass, surface ground to give the appearance of frosted. In the US,...
Buckeye Glass Co., Martins' Ferry Ohio, ca. 1888, AKA Reverse Swirl. White opalescent. That won't find you a lid, though, your best bet is to...
My typo, (It had to happen, I'm so ...never mind) Should have been 1840 Nineteenth century not Twentieth.
I was wondering about that, too, Yes, needle etched, mid to 3/4 of the 20th century, resurrected an old technique. Good Call, George.
They sell more wine that way.
Stemware is designated by the size of the drink it will hold. A cordial is about an ounce.
It appears the hotel wanted something different than everyone was making. No records on this, however.
This shape was made for the Touraine Hotel, New Yoirk City, CA 1915. The current site of the Empire State Building. CA 1915
I can't support this, but I want to say its' from New England, not the company but the geographic area. Ca 1940.
Expect them to keep 25 to 30% of the hammer price.
Hooo Boy... Mary Gregory was a young woman who painted at the Boston & Sandwich glass factory sometime in the 19th Century. This is fact. The...
Would not expect lead glass from Bohemia, [qualified] mostly lime. How they got lime glass to shine like they did is their secret.
Or, considering the time frame, vise versa
Don't be concerned if you can't verify that piece. Only someone wanting to buy it cheaply would say it wasn't Moser/bohemian. If only there were a...
Yes. many were finished with an over layer of clear glass, I suspect a lot of unfinished seconds have been put on the market. That is not hard...
No. One of the San Francisco shops, Or that Neighborhood, I'm east coast. I just packed three or four of them for auction. its based upon Monet's...
I would have thought that L. G. Wright would have been the one to reproduce it, but looking through the index to the L. G Wright monograph...
I'm going to guess, the glass was made to sell to engravers, an Engraver bought it and did one great job of engraving on it. Without a signature,...
My knowledge of USG and their patterns ends before 1910, this is at least from the Twenties, if not later. My loss, I stopped studying too soon....
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