That's from Hobbs Brockunier, ca. 1885. Geo Duncan made one almost exactly like that but it's handle is more circular, rounder, less oval. The...
The swags of beads couldn't be done with Needle Etching, They would be plate etching. the rest could be Needle, but the swags tell me it was all...
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This is to add information, not identify this particular piece. Hawkes cut glass made square bases on some of their stems. I found this buying...
I have a couple with the same tops, painted scenes inside. I've called them perfumes, but who knows. One of them has what I would call la Japanese...
It appears to resemble Northwood's Alaska pattern, I'm not sure if it's included or not.
Those feed look like something out of Eastern Europe in the last 30 or 40 years. Does it ring like flint? I would expect it does.
Metal stand screams 1980's imported glass on someone's casting.
I confirm Piasa Bird pattern, Mfg not known, ca. 1900.
I'd go along with 1840-1860, based upon design and shelf wear. Based upon the long ring-time, it's flint glass, made with a high percentage of...
I"ll go with Cluttered, no doubt. That foot is so typical, learn that and you'll never wonder again.
Contrary to some of the above opinions, I'm going with "English". No logic, just MHO. EDIT, correct typo
THAT is interesting. No, it isn't gone, it doesn't appear to have ever been there, the metal cover is a recent addition. Someone else will have...
That color indicates its made from lime glass, the most common type today.
A, H, Heisey & Co. Newark Ohio, No, 315, AKA Paneled Cane c 1901
Ripley ceased operations 1891, Tiffin wasn't called that until the late 20's. If Tiffin produced this it was in the '50s, and that is possible.
At this point, manufacturer unknown, Lotus was a decorating shop. They did the etching and the wonderful gold deposit. Both the Carafe and the...
That "stirrup" shaped handle ought to ID the cake tray.
Hand made in a mold, molds confer seams that can be firepolished so as to be less intrusive, but still its' all hand work.
I'd call it Elegant glass of the Depression era. this was hand made, not machine made. Far better finish, etc. Also Sterling. No one put sterling...
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