Maybe it's Duncan & Miller's Tavern line. ca 1920 more or less.
Just a suggestion, the mfgr (manufacturer) may have over-supplied the market with clear, striped vases, and sprayed it gold to enable the sale of...
I wish the world would understand that USGlass may have sold old stock until it was exhausted, but they were introducing 12 new patterns every six...
Yup, Bellaire Goblet, Findlay, Ohio, Also of Bellaire, Ohio. Its their No. 373. I have a question as to when/where it was made, just my question....
If memory serves, the f in an oval is a mark Fenton used on molds they bought from other glass houses. I don't recognize that plate.
These works are imported from the Near East, perhaps, Turkey, in the past 20 years. They are pressed glass, with a bit of gray cutting (the fine...
Not pressed. First question, how'd they get the plunger out. Its mold blown. I'm not sure about the circular feature, does it go through? Its...
I can't remember seeing a piece of 19th century Amberina with opalescence.
Notice the top rim, that's typical, fire polished. the thick/thin optic does that when fire polished.
Both pieces are Co-Ops' Douglas [ATTACH] Hope this helps.
Pilgrim made lots of pitchers. They closed and Gibson got the mold. Then he died. Probably no one knows how many times he used the mold, but it...
Frame it between two pieces of clear glass.
Ca. 1900-1910, Bohemia.
OMN = Original Manufacture's Name
Mia Culpa, Sensation it is. Senior moment.
The pattern/design is similar to Adams' Thousand Eye, (OMN Brilliant) but the ruffled top is not familiar to me as from the 1880s. Coulda been a...
I've been trying to tell you, Specialty made cheap pressed glass, copied a few pieces, (pressed goblets)no blown wares, no cutting, no engraving,...
The form, color and decoration can be found in Bohemian Glass catalogs from the 1900s. Generally as candy dishes or garnitures, not specifically...
The only Specialty Glass I have information on, was in East Liverpool, Ohio form 1892 to 1898 when it burned. It did eventually become...
The information I have on Specialty includes an early catalog, nothing similar to engraved glass is shown. I have no knowledge of them having done...
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