If it were mine, I'd ascribe it to Phoenix Glass, ca 1885.
Dunno what to say.... There ought to be a way for personal communications. Tom
Conslidated's Torquay pattern.
I concur with the above assessments of the tumbler. If "Victorian" from very late in the period. Unfortunately there are so many with similar...
Is the ruby on the outside, (stained) or inside, (blown in)? The tumbler is pressed.
Purpose; Bock (first beer in the spring) beer. Note the notch near the top of the handle, made for a pewter lid. At the very least it was made in...
Two peoples separated by a common language.
The handle is called "Reeded" by those who know what it's called. Celery is an attempt to make it fancy.
This is just a possibility, Google Mt. St. Helen Glass.
In that "Swung" vases are changed subsequent to removal from the mold, each may be unique, or at least not identical.
Heavier weight means it has more lead content. Much European lead crystal has up to 24% lead oxide.the best will have up to 30%. Crystal stemware...
Becky, we're visually impaired, can't see your pictures, can't ID anything without pictures. Besides, Crystal is an overworked word, there are...
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Lana, it's nice if when asking a question you indicate what it is made from, ceramic or glass. Many of us only study one or the other.
Modern vase.
Thank you Laura, Its nice to be recognized.
Antique? if you consider early 20th century, certainly not older than that.
Check the Neck of the bottle for a Diamond H. No bets, however.
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