Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hager potteries did several figure similar to this back in the 1960s. I do not recall them being attached to any particular person/character.
Doing this to bottles has lasted longer I saw some a a craft fair last summer.
I would look at butter/cheese dishes here. http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
I believe this was cut and left unpolished thus the uneven edge. The other possibility is sand carving. To etch this with acid it would be...
The danish firm Holmgarrd also did similar. The lack of detail has me wondering if a source other than Scandinavia is better.
In my opinion the decoration is not very close to Corelene.
The shape was popular depression era. Cambridge used it it. However decorative features are different and I do not recall srrin them on this...
What is the diameter of the marie(the foot where the snap , a clamp, is used to hold the glass for spraying and manipulation to create the stretch...
When I was selling sheet glass PPG called this "Misco". LOF had it own version and name. The wire was embedded in the glass when it was made. It...
You may have better luck in the metal ware or silver rooms. We are pretty much pottery and glass rather than metal or buttons..
Thanks shows why measurements are important in the initial question. This is too new for EAPG. The red was made for Avon and there mark used. For...
It looks to be about the right size to hold the long stick of butter. How long and wide is the flat area?
It was made/designed to remind you of the generic Sandwich glass pattern. I do not recall having seen Avons Cape Cod in crystal before.
I do not know but would have to search butter or cheese dishes here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
Val St Lambert is known as a crystalier. Remember that crystal in the EU is just glass with 24% or greater lead content. In the US the makers...
Try New Martinsvile something like Moondrops or??
A reasonably competent wood worker could have made that base to fit. It may have been intentional change so that the user would have a cutting board.
Lotus decorating would be my next stop
I would start with Wheeling Decorating
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