It is a stain. Todays workers hit with a gas torch say they are flashing the glass because the heat is not left long. I suspect that is part of...
Not Chippendale with that foot. It looks like something between the major lobes which would also be wrong. Based on Jefferson 1914 catalog...
The glass shape is generic with several makers. I would be looking a decorating shops for the "gold" stem and base. Then the bowl decal at least...
We called them "railroad bottles" The bar car on the Northwestern commuter run out of Chicago sold them with the mix.
How little is little? Capacity?
#3 is US Glass Galloway the OMN is a number. #2 Looks like Tarentums Ladders
The 3rd one is Indiana glass. Austin shows it as being used in lines 602,603 and 608 in WVMAG monograph #67 "A Guide to Identification of Glass...
The first looks like Riverside and the 2nd like Geo Duncan and sons. The names are not coming clearly but the Riverside might be Jersey Lilly
They do not have a fitter lip so would have to sit in a frame facing either down or up. Not victorian.
Looks to me like the blue base was attached to the spatter vessel as the base dos not appear to me to have the clear glass outer coat the...
I would call it spatter glass not mlifiori.
Look like Mosser or Summit glass to me. Looks like you are holding your camera/phone to close to the glass for its minimum focal length and...
Looks like US Glass/Tiffin from the 1920s.
The middle bowl has has what looks like English registry mark
Check Smith glass for a flower arranger yours is missing the flower frog that sit on top.
I agree with cluttereds source. I think the only cutting on this bowl is the gray areas. The rest is from the mold. To me it looks like a "Pier...
Reminds of the things I saw coming out of some fusing shops 20-30 years ago. They provided kilns and some sheet glass and you could go in and make...
The veins look like slag glass to me. I have not seen that style before.
I can not help with maker for these as the range anyplace from Murano to China. Ebay solds may give you some value ideas.
I do not know who. Suggestion if you hold your camera/phone a little further away from the glass the pictures will not be so fuzzy as to hid details.
Separate names with a comma.
