I do not think it is part of an epergne as there is no place for the horn to fit. For some reason the interior shot did not register with me. I...
It would be spatter glass not slag. I agree likely china.
Looks very recent to me.
The skilled work in making the etching means that reproductions are not worth the effort, Schmidt in his Central Glass book said he had trouble...
Bone or salad dishes. Fostoria's American line has this shape a a salad dish.
Also learn to use your photo editing program as it can help overcoming a problem I have found using the black and white setting on your camera...
Make do marriages are not that uncommon with this age glass and people who used it at the table.
Welcome aboard. Sure looks like the Smith ivy bowl.
This is the plain crystal version...
Just worked for me. Maybe you need to be a member of the page 0 just ask. You utter is a marriage with the wrong cover. The link shows the right one.
Double check the cover it does not look right to me. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1780785435538697&set=oa.1237170786296552&type=3&theater
The other guess would be some form of liquid. Possibly booze.
For something like bath salts etc.
It is not Tiffin's Flanders. I am thinking the stem is Cambridge.
Mold blown likely newer. What size is it.?
Sure looks like it to me http://ddoty.com/heavygrapeimp.html
Looks like fused glass possibly a crafter. There used to be shops that provided the materials and forms for these shapes. The crafter would...
The first one has what looks like the cut shut pigtail. The process is more often seen in cruets. It would have been pressed upsided down and the...
A photo of the cream & sugar castor handle showing it shape might help.
With the full size photo I agree ceramic.
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