Looks like an individual sugar. Are those applied or molded handled handles? Very nice but no immediate thoughts.
Sounds like a good location to me.
That could be American or European. The stem portion does not look familiar with the lobes placed like that high on the stem.
Tis a large base but I would start with Fenton or Northwood. Personally if it were mine I would look through a general book for ribbed patterns.
The vase also looks like modern giftware to me.
The Wheeling decoration is more important than the glass maker in this case.
Try searching candle blocks. These were popular 1960-80 period
It is cut not etched. Looks like what Replacements called Libbey Rock Shape design.
Not studio but likely Empoli or Chinese. The shape is classic vase.
Looks like the 621 to me. Makers often modified a basic shape rather than make new molds in order to save money. The enlargements show the...
Looks acid fumed to me. The marie (foot) was used to hold it and did not get the treatment. Not what I think of as stretch glass treatment.
Beaded Medallion tray for a dresser set advertised by L E Smith int 1939. Should see full set on popular sales sites.
They look like ashtrays to me. Both Val St Lambert and Tom Yamamoto did flowers like the first. The amber one reminds of some thing out of Czech.
UV lights have been used to show glue if you have one. The shape of the spout on the pitcher says post WW2 to me. Mogantown would be a good start....
Check Cambridge Fairfax
Sorry but I do not see etchings on any of the glass. Numbering your photos would help in knowing which one you are referring to as I see two...
The base has a definite "plastic" look to it. A composition material but oldsheimers is blocking.
The shaker stand is called a "caster" searching for condiment caster may be helpful. The is a shaker group of Facebook which could likely get your...
The last 2 are wines.EAPG cordials are not found in the vast majority of patterns and only hold about 1 ounce. They just poured more often than we...
Lay down toothpick?
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