What I meant was that there was no pattern that could have been AKA Bohner's Rib.
West Virginia Glass did have a pattern No. 216 which had small concave flutes about the bottom, but they were straight, no curve as shown in the...
Probably the unglazed quality of it. If it were glazed, the piece would have raised on three 'points' so the foot wouldn't be sealed to the kiln...
Look at the 5th and 6th photos from the top. there are definitely g & p panels about the top half. Very Interesting.
I cannot speak to the Smith production of Moon & Stars, but L. G. Wright, between 1956 and when they closed in the 1990s Had made for them 66,437...
Age. Very little of Smith's was done in crystal....I dunno about hollow.
No, it's from the late Victorian era.
Sorry, not glass.
I purely do wish that one was mine, It may well be from Moser.
I can't agree. It's not a modern piece, with the ground & polished pontil. The flower and leaves is really high quality work. The lizards, what...
I'm going to say Bohemian, ca 1905-1919. The color and form of the glass are typical.
Guess, 1950's.
Verify that it is Tiffin.
There don't seem to be a great number of people who are enthusiastic about Goofus Glass. When we were selling, it didn't. Sell.
Look at the top surface. If it is shiny and very flat, it was ground and polished, therefore old. If it is wavy it's probably new. Satin glass:...
Its a safe bet that it's pressed glass, not cut. Beyond that I'm no help.
Your gold decorated pitcher may be one of two things. American with gold decoration, or French with gold filled engraving. If the gold is below...
I cannot see what i need to see, but the originals of these, made in the late 19th century were ground and polished on the top, sometimes...
Mold lines indicate a mold, this piece was blown into a mold for the basic shape, then hand finished, thus eliminating the mold line at the top....
I don't believe the engraving is up to the skill level of the late 19th century, beyond that , no guesses.
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