I don't know if OP's bowl is Burmese glass or not. The formula for Burmese glass was developed by Mount Washington and licensed to Thomas Webb,...
Here's a copy of the print in the Boston Public Library. This link includes a photo that can be greatly enlarged so you can clearly see what is...
Here's another piece identified online as Thomas Webb with what looks like a similar treatment of the flowers: [ATTACH] I can only find the...
There are times when I've regretted missing a piece, but if the person who got it lets me handle it and look it over - that's enough, no more regrets.
Resist. They are attractive, but not exemplary. The display case doesn't look of any particular quality, and with that many pieces, there's a...
I'd guess the original stopper is lost and someone did a sloppy job of soldering something to a shot glass so they could pin it onto a cork.
I'm seeing VR there, not GR.
When push comes to shove, it's all just stuff. There have been enough comments on these boards about how your kids don't want your stuff. You go...
I think it might be based on a farmer's milk can. [ATTACH] I can find the shape online as a can or a churn, but I'm not finding anything to say...
Didn't Hull do similar?
If it is a crozier, that indicates a bishopric and maybe a cathedral town. The hammer may well indicate mining.
I think it's a hammer and crozier. There is a German district, Weilheim-Schongau, with arms that show a crozier and two hammers, but that's very...
A good read.
Here's similar, but they don't know anything and no mention of a signature:...
Stylistically I would guess this is from the first decade or two of the 1900s, contemporary with people like Mathew Parrish and Jessie Wilcox...
I do like that one.
A neodymium bird-shaped bowl I have: [ATTACH] And a Cristaux d'Art vase I used to have: [ATTACH]
Both taken from the same source, but that's the only connection. The frieze looks familiar, but I can't pin it down.
https://www.regentantiques.com/blog/creswick-co/
That's a nice one. A bit off the beaten path.
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