Thanks for the link. In knew it had age but 1882-1891 surprised me.
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This hand decorated tray has the decorators initial and a stamp that I think is Doulton Jerusalem[IMG] [IMG] [IMG] . Any information appreciated.
I meant to add that the sheet glass is called "cathedral glass" in the trade.
The sheet glass used to make this frequently is intentionally made with bubbles and other tings to make it look old. This looks like the type of...
Nice desing work. I would think Bohemia from th 1920s
Looks recent to me.
ANice looking but no idea. It does remind me of the fused slumped things that were popular 35 years ago in the USA.
the pitcher on the left may be EAPG but a clearer photo is needed
They vase shape and handle do not look like glass to me more of a pottery appearance. Could the metalic overlay be pewter?
Unfortunately those Kimberly mugs are common. I wont pick up any for resale.
Looks European to me possibly Bohemia area. Nice engraving.
Nice goblets but no idea who.
Sometimes you just want something to go away I'd stay with the $10 and hope it doesn't finish breaking before it gets out the door.
I would place it closer to 1900 mainly because pressed molded glass
No Pontile on your cruet. This was pressed upside down and the base closed with the cut-shut technique. Excess glass was left when the plunger was...
Probably held oil or vinegar, A little different shape Use it on a window sill as a sun catcher.
Read all of the above. Viking and Smith made more Moon and Star than Fenton did for their own account. The is a Moon and Star group which may be...
My first thought was Jefferson but that comes from a faint memory of an article about crimps.
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