Stoppers are available but it may take some looking.
Check sold prices on ebay
you might look here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
Looks like a diamond point pattern from a better maker. The cut shut pig tail looks to have been ground and polished. Could be US or Europe.
The bowl in the Fostoria stems is attached to the stem in the OPs stems it was formed wilt the stem.
put a Ritz in it!
A cracker server probably newer giftware from Europe.
Decorative not utilitarian stopper and bottle. I think they go together.
Try Heisey Twist they made iot in Marigold and Sahara.
Measurements may help with the Manhattan item. Many times these were just called a bowl with the measurements
You can check here with tallcakes names http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
Putting the items material ie glass, pottery etc will help in getting the right folks to look. I only know you item is baked dirt from England.
Boading ball???? It doesn't look like a float or a gazing ball to me. Is it hollow or solid?
Looks like the stand/base is glued on be careful with the hot water.
That label looks like a retails price tag used in the 1950-60s and possibly earlier. I do think this is post WW2 but no idea who.
My eyes were playing tricks on me as it sure looked like ledges. I recant looks like Alexis now.
Looks like a vintage ash tray to me. No idea who. I like the design.
Has anybody seen a manufactures catalog or ad for a ladies spittoon or a retailers ad for one? I suspect the name is first cousin to a buttermilk...
There is also an active Facebook Charleton page moderated by the Palmers
Charleton was a trade style used by Ables, Wasserberg & Co. A New York decorating Co. If memory is right ceased operations in the lat 1960s.
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