I've seen a whole set of dresser pieces, colognes, puff boxes, unguents, with similar three pad feet. I supposed they were Bohemian, but who knows....
Yes.
I've heard about the lamps along the embankment along the Thames, in London, with dolphin bases....
That's not a recognized Heisey cutting, sorry. No, I have no idea if it has a name.
Very interesting....
I think you could get away with "probably Pairpoint." The cutting is of the type they did.
That's OK, I didn't know I could yesterday.
Someone, somewhere knows where those flower crimps were done, hope they see this. I'm gonna guess England, possibly at Stourbridge (SP?) but...
Thanks, that's a beautiful piece of glass. Long after my period of study, though.
I was wondering about the thickness of the rim and it's form. Similar to the Mid Century Italian wares.
That tri-lobe swirl is significant to one particular manufacturer in Bohemia, no, I can't remember which one. Yes, I'd keep it.
Does it ring like a bell? I identified this piece, or one just like it, as Retort, one of the Findlay glass patterns. An authority pointed out...
I'd opine after WWI, but the engraving (gray cutting) is not etched, but hand engraved. Etching is a mass production process, engraving can only...
You got it, Co Op 364. [ATTACH]
I'm going to speculate....Imperial made this (Speculation), it has a couple features like other patterns, but I don't think it has a "pattern" it...
The numeral 3. on the bottom is definitely from east of the Atlantic. The pictures is from there, too. Love the decoration inside the spout.
I think I can assure you that it isn't a Heisey cutting.
Here's a patent image of AKA Paneled Dewdrop [ATTACH] And here's their Diamond and Sunburst. The information I have calls it "Flattened...
That puts it as a product of Gillinder Glass, Philadelphia. It's probably flint. Unfortunately, as the collectors of flint glass sell their...
Kard, do you have the patent, whose name is on it?
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