Original name for this was "Dew Drop", common name now is Hobnail. No, I don't know why it changed.
The modern signatures I've seen on Tiffany & Co. paperweights has been a stencil, block letters. That's not to say your's isn't correct. Wait for...
I don't believe that this is a Heisey product, but I'm not positive. The form of the outer profile just doesn't seem right.
It's iridescent, the same finish as used on "Carnival Glass" but not appreciated by those collectors. It's considerably later, mid 20th century...
Its all .pressed except the tiny little gray stars, just enough cutting to get imported as "Cut Glass." Late 20th century, Sorry.
Much porcelain was made without trade marks before the US required place of manufacture be marked permanently on the wares, ca 1909. RS Prussia...
Spoon for giving medicine....
That's right, the bowl is "upside down" doesn't hold anything.
Don't expect to find a manufacturer. Many factories made similar styles, too many to enumerate.
Owned mailed it. Beyond my knowledge base, anyway.
If you look through it at a light, does it glow orangy? Then it is opalescent. Opaline may be a 'patented' term for this effect. If not, it's...
Stained color is done after the piece is cold. This basket has a thin layer of red colored glass on the (probably) inside. Its called cased, one...
I can assure you it's not Heisey's product. But that's an easy error to make. Their pattern is not too far off.
French is a foreign country, it doesn't look Bohemian, the shape/form is wrong. To remove a bit of mystery, the opalescence is achieved by...
Three mold, but pressed. If the inside and the outside were parallel it might be blown, Inside smooth, outside not smooth, its pressed. Times...
I had hopes, but it's 'way beyond my budget. Congratulations.
But it was still made in Bohemia ca. 1900 plus or minus.
The glass exhibits opalescent qualities. "Opaline" is a word which has been used to describe those qualities. More important is the quality of...
I concur. it's MeKee's Sunbeam, but it sure looks different in vertical pieces. It has all the elements, some squeezed, some opened up beyond...
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