At the time the pitcher was made the industry called that pattern "Cincinnati." If you can find the patent, I'll bet it deals with the handle,...
George and Ola got it, this is Heisey's No. 1252, Twist. (the number's out of sequence, the pattern was developed from a bowl, one of a series)...
The catalog I have from U. S. Glass Co. ca 1904/5 page 59, calls it a 5" Trinket Tray.
The handle is typical of a machine made mug. Therefor not Fry. I assume that's tea, not a marigold (Carnival) finish.
Its sort of an unofficial policy that we don't set prices here. Note that you've been referred to prices sold and not sold as a guide. We'd love...
Tall nails it again, here's McKee's Modern. [ATTACH]
I'll concur the date/era, early to mid 1930s.
I'd have to agree, here's a catalog image. [ATTACH]
Much better pix, no joy here, though, sorry.
Fry did the petal treatment on the base on some stem lines. Not to say that the compote was made by Fry, but it might have been.
Could be, here's what I have on R & H's Cobb. [ATTACH] The finial's different. As you said. Wish I had more cat image pix.
Not if it's 1/4 lb size. It may be old, but then it won't be a butter dish. perhaps a covered relish?
No Joy here, sorry. Again, my knowledge stops around 1900 (with exceptions.) These are last half 20th.
Last 2/3 to 1/2 of the 20th Century, Wright was reproducing antiques before WWII.
Good call, George. That's it.
Only pressed glass made by Northwood was marked. Those are blown. I'm not at all sure any mfgr in the 19th century or early 20th made that...
I this cheese cover rings like a bell, (flint glass) it's not Bohemian. If it tinks like lime glass it is European. I'm not sure what the English...
Yup, though Amberina wasn't developed until 1886.
Yes, the finial was applied after the body was blown, but still while they were both hot. Yes yours was faceted, it's old. The faceting was done...
A clue to the age. This isn't an absolute. If the facets (flats) on the finial have been ground and polished it isn't modern, isn't 20th century....
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