It just occurred to me, I mentioned that it was hand engraved, without noting the difference between engraved and etched. I am remiss in expecting...
@andunderverkaufen Looks like it reads “aus dankbarkeit”, out of gratitude. To get your attention, I have a similar piece, includes the phrase...
Upper color is normally an applied color. This is typical of 1970-2000 Eastern Europe production, pressed ware with hand engraved decoration.
Check out Biedermeier style. 1830-1850 Germany. Every exterior surface on that piece was cut and polished by hand. Edit: correct typo
Viking had the machinery to make that, open top mold, drop on a gather, spinn the mold, the glass flows outward. They were not alone, others could...
The first two can be attributed to Moser, the third, perhaps, but I'm not at all sure. Note, on the second one, it was once all over ruby, its'...
They blow cold air on the hart part the chill brings out the opalescence.
Point of information. Its a two piece top. the bottom is supposed to be cemented (plaster of Paris) to the glass. The top unscrews from the...
Sand, about 1/2 of all glass has some iron in it. The iron causes the glass to have a green color to it, (Think of fruit jars) Manganese removes...
Just for the record. Jones Cavitt burned and went out of business before 1890. Bryce Bros bought the remaining stock on hand. I suspect the...
Could it be from Scotland? Thistle, McL?
We'll need an image...
The decoration is cut, they are Elegant glass of the Depression era. I cannot ID them, not my cuppa.
Off the top of my head, WaveCrest, by C. F. Monroe, a decorator, was made late 19th century very early 20th. In the USA. Maybe in Connecticut. I...
It's a "shuttle', part of a machine loom, for weaving. I dunno how it worked but I've seen lots of them offered for sale from defunct factories in...
Just an observation. It's been 5 hours, surely someone has looked, as I did and don't recognize it. I suspect its a one-off, not a pattern but an...
Tall nailed it, I'd date it a year or two later, but that's no big deal.
Be aware that your jug, with that OI logo was probably machine made by the hundreds, if not thousands. I have no ideas relative to the X
My error, I thought I'd seen some that were wire grid indentations. Still think so, just not these.
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