I believe this bowl was free blown and the stuck on a pontile rod to hand work the ruffles and fire the a\painting. When the pontile was broken it...
I agree with Brazoz. They survived 108 years give them a chance with somebody else.or use them.
I agree with greg
A somewhat faulty memory says these were carnival prizes filled with either perfume or toilet water. I remember my sister having some in the 1940s.
I would start at Phoenix and Consolidated.
That plastic stopper is a giveaway. 1970s and latter. Machine blown but where I do not know.
Loooks like a W to me and not part of the mold so not a makers mark.
Check ebay solds.
This must be an American thing because I have had several with the tube or connection for one. We Americans like cooler than the Europeans. Our...
There should also be an ice tube to cool the wine without diluting it. It would attach to the metal top.
I do not know but the design and artwork has me thinking Bohemian.
Might be the Heisey production of the Verleys line.
I also think Bohemian and a very nice item. There is a art glass FB group who might recognize the artists initials on the base.
Interesting glad to know
OK! That is one strange shape. No idea but the designers approach leaves me wondering. LOL
Good luck. I had one charity refuse to call me back until I stopped trying to give them plates depicting the animals they were trying to help....
To me it looks like some crafter attached a light shade to a plate and the worked the ;lat to make the "feet" I can not get a sense as to how the...
Carnival is another name for iridescent finish which has been sprayed on. Iridescent has the advantage of covering all glass US and...
This is shown in Webster's Wheeling Decorating Co book starting page 117 as D-53 Pheasant and Stump. Wheeling used blank glass and china from...
For me it looks mold blown but I do not know who.
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