That is what it looks like to me. I'm thinking imported florist vase for restaurant table flowers.
These are pressed not blown. The inside of the bowl is is flat from the plunger not indented to follow the ribs like it would be if blown.
For some reason I am thinking machine mold blown like modern bottles. Are there indents behind the eyes in the waves. I also think not USA made.
One other thing that may help if you can get your hand into the pitcher is Mr Clean Glass Magic. Hint do not let fluids sit in glass as some may...
Remember not all Cambridge or Heisey is marked.
I agree a cutting not acid etched. No ideal of use.
I agree recent eastern Europe. Those photos are much easier to see.
Looks cut to me. Unfortunately your patterened countertop confuses the glass for these tired old eyes and maybe some younger ones also. A photo...
I would say newer than Victorian. The painting is barely god enough to see it as a flower. My reaction was gay fad but nothing to support that....
The glass maker and decorator may be two different companies.
It is not candlewick but check here https://www.candlewicklookalikes.com/ possibly Libbey
This mug was made in 4 different sizes with a different wildlife design on each size
It is a copy of an EAPG pattern by Northwood or Jefferson if memory is right.
You can also search the hobnail and dew drop motifs here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
The decoration on the bowl lacks the two flower stems on the rest of the items. That stylistic flower/blossom is common design. I do not see the...
The glass is the bowl is different from the other pieces. The large plain areas are made for decorating like these. The decoration could have been...
Reaction is an Indiana Glass pattern Unfortunately these photos do not show the pattern. A nice clear sharp shot of the side profile showing the...
The COA certificate of authenticity just registered. How about a scan as those typically mean within the last 50-60 years saying it is an...
That photo does not look 150 years old. Do you have any supporting material?
My circa assessment was for the glass.
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