Just a couple of comments, Biedermyer (however it's spelled) was a style period, ending about 1845. Eggerman was a glass decorating concern (they...
The phrase "Made in japan" dates it to after WWI. I know, not much, but I'm glass, not pottery.
Its a Phœnix Consolidated mold, but Kanawa eventually had it and used it extensively. I don't know which made this creamer.
Heisey No. 10 look just like that. age? dunno. Usually not marked.
I concur, The Duncan Scrapbook by Augustus H. Heisey (in my possession) shows a piece, it also shows pieces of Ironstone china and other non...
I do not believe Geo. Duncan & Sons, Pgh made 101 or that pattern. What is the source that makes that statement?
Sorry, I don't often follow links. The evidence of U. S. Glass Co. selling Bartholdi may indicate that U. S. Glass Co. sold old stock. During...
Do we ned to mention it was made in Pittsburgh by O'Hara, ca 1885? The name Bartholdi refers to the designer of the Statue of Liberty, installed...
It wasn't really Egyptian revival, but in the 1920s, with the discovery of King Tut's tomb, a lot of design elements from Egypt were adapted in...
Rook rhymes with hook.
Yes, its a tiny gather of red glass over which is gathered crystal. It's blown to shape, there is a very thin layer of red glass inside, chips...
I'm certainly no authority on Fenton and their products, but I can't imagine that was done intentionally.
Just a minor comment. Bryce seems to have made a series of butter dishes, without matching pieces. Don't know why.
Post WWII.
I say that's a good guess, Empoli.
Shear.... as in shear mark? or from a shearing stress? or like a stress crack?
The crack happened when someone inadvertently put the piece in a pan of HOT water. the body of the piece expanded faster (it was thinner so didn't...
It Imperial, from a Heisey mold.
The 'ping' is due to metal, really lead, in glass. High quality lead glass contains more than 24% lead oxide. However, crystal with 4% lead oxide...
Heisey normally used a uniform star the bottom, not with varying radii. There are exceptions, but without the trademark I'd be unconvinced.
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