No, 7 is pressed glass, a process being used to for manufacturing glass since about 1825. The term Pressed Glass does not imply value by itself,...
Tiffin also made a Poppy vase. very similar to the one above. These both came in about four or five colors. There were some late 1980s copies...
Tiffin Iris vase. Ca. 1923. satin, nice. The color is normal. Its considered black. Black glass is made by putting a colorant in the glass,...
I'm afraid that to be crystal and not glass, it would have to be made from natural quartz, the source of the word Crystal.
I'm not going to get into who made it. The piece was first blown in green glass then cased over in opal, or white glass. once it was cooled to...
Is it possible that it doesn't 'belong to ' a 'pattern'? but is a one-off piece?
Whoops scooped. , I read too slowly, or type too slowly. I think we'll find that this is glass. Notice in the first and 4th pictures you can...
I don't think that's a water carafe, it's a basic vase shape, carafes generally have a narrow neck. This looks like one of the vases from Eastern...
I've found a picture, from a Bryce, Richards Catalog page. My computer is playing tricks on me (Win10 on a winXP computer) so I can't give you a...
That pretty well dates it to after the Civil War....
This "pattern" is often called Sawtooth. There were several manufacturers of it before the Civil War. If this is flint (rings like a bell) its...
Only George Duncan& Sons made this pattern. Yes, the table set might well have had different stems than the compotes. I hate to say rare, but this...
Here's a picture, not sure what size it will come through as.[ATTACH] OK, there is it. I know, this isn't documentation. You'll just have to...
No. 2: Even given Greg's assessment above, I'd aver this was the Gonterman pattern from Geo. Duncan & Sons. I don't seem to have a picture on...
Imperial jumped on the Milk Glass bandwagon about before 1950 (If memory serves) right after a major book on the subject was published. Belknap,...
Rodefer was still making glass when Imperial closed in 1984, they started about 1900, plus or minus 20. Their product was industrial glass, or...
IMHO (In my humble opinion) this was made at Rodefer's in Bellaire, Ohio from a discarded auto light reflector mold. The head is where the bulb...
Realizing your problem, just a suggestion, use a background with no figures, photo dark glass against a light background, light, transparent glass...
I htink your first conclusion was correct. Its a vintage ice cream parlor sundae glass. The EAPG wares didn't include this class of wares, (Ice...
I think you'll find that Rock Sharpe only used crystal (no color) glass. Libbey never made Rock Sharpe, they bought the company, sold off the old...
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