I find it interesting that this piece is obviously old, but has some pattern elements on it that are found in EAPC glass, made in the middle of...
First place i'd look would be Tiffin/U. S. Glass Co. Time? 40s or 50s. Just a guess.
U. S. Glass Co. made this green color primarily in the 1898-1901 period, certainly not before that, and any sales after 01 probably were of old stock.
Were it in opaque blue, I'd put it to Porteaux/Valerystah, but in crystal, who knows.
That's Huntington Glass Co.'s Pearl pattern. It was introduced in 1892, is illustrated in Kamm VI plate 27.
The item has not appeared in any known Bryce Bros. catalog, you're right.
Glass is a huge field, it takes decades to become really knowledgeable. Anyone who says otherwise hasn't spent decades. Yes, the patterns you...
Lee's page is not a catalog page, there are several different mfgrs represented, for instance No. 16 is usually found in opal (white) made by...
"Stain or Flash?" Stain, the side view of the cover shows areas of crystal glass with no color. 'Twer it flashed, the entire outer surface (minus...
I don't believe that has been identified as to manufacturer.
The cut and notched top is typical of bohemian wares, once called Bristol glass. I've seen tops like that in catalogs from the area dating from...
Back to the original question, (Birthday greeting not withstanding) since the piece is clear on the bottom, the red was applied as a chemical...
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