Its not a recognized Heisey Cutting. It is quality, though.
Yeah, the base is glued on.
Certainly not Depression Glass. It's called Emerald Cut to clear cut glass.
I'd look at Tiffin/US Glass, ca. 1925. Its glass, satin (acid etched) finish. A really strong light behind it should show some purple.
I'd venture its origin as Bohemia. ca 1900. yeah, it's hand painted. The area was known for many glass producers and "refiners,' decorators.
First ones's Geo.Duncan & Son's NO. 1003, AKA Maltese, introduced august 1896, discontinued by 1890. Your bowl is called an Orange bowl I their...
Uh. Enamel is powdered glass that has been fused....
If that is cut, it is NOT McKee. These old eyes get fooled occasionally.
Your green cream and sugar were produced in the first h alf of the 20th century, the grey cutting is about as generic as you can find, could have...
Spatter. not splatter. When the glass is first gathered the gather is rolled in frit (chips of glass,) they are marvered (rolled on a marver...
Here's Beaumont's No. 106, Ellipses, Could well be this pattern. [ATTACH]
Kard, I believe you've made the right decision. We've acquired a few of the pieces, There are two versions. The other variety has one band around...
The first piece, the chimney looks like the shade to an "Angle Lamp" (Google it) unless of course it fits the bowl that's with it. The Bob...
If that's a ground pontil (center of bottom) it probably is NOT Fenton. They'd developed a method of avoiding that.
I'm Sorry not all data is on line.
Uh, is it me, or is that really pressed glass?
Based upon the pattern (design of pseudo cuts) it could well be contemporary with the cover. It is a modification of the old Hobnail, AKA Daisy &...
I'm staying out of this, my interest/knowledge pretty well stops about 1900.
Funny, Findlay, where there were several small, short lived, glass houses is about 20 miles from Tiffin where A J Beatty and a couple of other...
If you can find a copy of Columbia Glass, (probably privately printed) the line is there, I don't recognize the feet, so, no I don't think the jar...
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