A faint memory says that these showed up in decorator catalogs in this configuration in the 80s. I do not think it would be practical to have two...
I would think so all the ones I have seen that washed up showed some sign of sand and water wear. The cordage does not look like it has spent any...
Not everybody's D&B was the same. A sharp clear close up of the pattern may help somebody ID it.
Co-operative flint called the pattern #130 the collector AKA is Currier and Ives. Introduced 1887. From what I can see of your pattern it doesn't...
Thanks Tom I did not see it right away and finally the comment bout the "V" cliched.
I think this is Beatty #555 or 556 aka Daisy and Button with V ornament finger bowl.. They made one with this edge/rim shape in canary circa 1887.
I am thinking Mexico or Italy. This is popular priced deorator item and the unfinished pomtil helps to keep the price down.
I was not sure I was seeing that correctly
Is the smooth area colorless or just look that way to me? If so the yellow could be a stain. Looks like a version of Dausy and button.
Val St Lambert a Belgium Co.
Unless you are teaching your grandchildren to love collecting fancy glass to display but not use it wont recover $$$$$. The ABC is not dishwasher...
Probably European or maybe Chinese. A photo of the bottom may help somebody id it.
When you ask what kink of glass I am not sure what you are looking for. Glass is glass even when it has a high lead content and is called crystal...
A ,ore common description of the handles for the US is reeded applied handle. I like the "celery" description.
Not a typical US style but the border looks familiar. This will push it up.
Westmoreland's Della Robia made 1928-40
two different patterns. I initially thought just one. The engraving looks unpolished which is typical of giftware from eastern Europe since WW2.
A cordial would hold about 1 ounce . Check and see. Using 2 different colors of glass like this does not have me thing candle holder. I think the...
I watched the workers do that at the Tacoma Glass Museum a few year back.
The bowl, stem and foot were made separately and attached together at the factory. Obviously you bought them to drink a real absinthe out of. Or...
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