Columbia Glass, Findlay Ohio, 1890, Banquet, AKA Thumbprint Block. The etched blocks are not standard, usually bright.
Probably made by Tiffin (U S Glass) in the '50s. they revived a bunch of old patterns then, using original molds.
Put a piece of graph paper behind the area with the optic. That should show any light distortion.
Look for a scratched Verlys signature inside or out.
This style was made for Williamsburg to sell as souvenirs, not to say these were, but it's a possibility. Blenko was one of the manufacturers.
It would be nice if we knew what the manufacturer called it. The yellow UV reactive glass we so blithely call Vaseline was called (in English)...
I'm going to guess (without hands-on) that the entire outer surface (except under the handle) is cut and polished. Look for small facets in the...
No, zero, Fenton glass is marked in the mold made before 1972.
Co-Op's No. 201, AKA Marquisette, ca. 1898. Autenreith's book, page 150.
My guess, 1890's, Bohemia. too bad about the crack, it's a reallly nice piece. I don't know enough to guess a mfgr.
Not Heisey. The star should be equal length, not as it is. the handles are different, too, as Ola mentioned. Heisey handles don't have the cut-out...
By definition they are L. G. Wright glass. Made for them by various factories. If you are a collector of Wright Glass, that's all you need to...
The cut tops, while not exclusively, are indicative of Bohemian production, ca. 1900. That type of finish appears in catalogs from that period.
Clutterd's right about EAPG the PG refers to families of glass sharing the same patterns of designs on the surface. It does refer to a time...
Yeah, green, but someone's gonna want to know the color of the coating, and I can't help with that. Send them a picture.
The flowers are gray cut, not etched. It appears that some have been polished.
Parfait glasses generally hold about 5 oz, Ice Teas 8 to 12 oz.
Note the date, this was before Duncan Glass was formed, before Miller joined Duncan.
I believe they ARE cut. the glass is colorless, in the US of A that is called crystal. Cut patterns are elusive, not the subject of most glass...
Chronology is everything. In 1902 it would have been National Glass Co. In September 1901, only the mold shop in Findlay was working, making molds...
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