Too broad a question. English vs Bohemian, pre vs post flint, English vs American... Lead glass vs. lime. Crystal is the color "Colorless"...
Just a suggestion, your TITLE might contain the word GLASS or POTTERY.
L. G. Wright contracted with Mosser, Viking and Wilkerson between 1963 and 1994 to make this pattern, Priscilla by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton....
Note that the leaves, and birds, are two toned, I thought tarnished at first, but the colors are divided. Very nice effect.
Not to prick your bubble, but any paperweight maker, and I assume any other shop, too, has the ability to make controlled bubbles. Its' not hard,...
Made by Imperial Glass Co., Bellaire, Ohio.
I'm unable to ID your bowl exactly, but it'll be 100 in another 10 or 15 years at the very earliest. I'm sure someone will be along shortly who...
Your creamer was by Duncan & Miller, first quarter 20th century. Sorry, I don't know the pattern name off hand. They did a lot of that amber...
Does the above discussion imply that KIG reproductions are now collectible? (I know they are not exact reproductions, but were made to deceive...
I've had success sitting watching TV with my hand wrapped around the outer portion. After half an hour, try some slow pressure, pulling the two...
Your petals' are probably whats known as an optic, although it may have been intended to resemble a flower. Age, before 1930 or so, when the...
Right, I didn't think... again...
makes me think of Libbey, but didn't know they did iridescent wares....
The process is called 'frit pick up.' It's done by rolling a small gather of hot glass over a surface covered with chips of broken (frit) glass....
I would think half retail would be realistic.
The glass was made by Heisey, yes, you're right. The decorations were done by another firm. No, I don't know who.
I concur. 1900-1915, paint's cheaper (to produce) than colored glass. Its a vase.
Not Geo. Duncan & Sons, (Pittsburgh), Duncan, Miller & Co., Washington Pa. (probably not them, either.) Scout's image may be the former. ( Geo...
If they cannot be felt on the outside, then they were cut into the plunger, which would be more accurate, in any case. Once pressed, the markings...
Different quality finishes, note the ground rim on the upper one, the other appears to have not been ground on the rim, just smoothed. I'd guess...
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