Look at the edge of the foot looks like a flat edged circle. I do not see much demand for this style of decoration today.
Staining clear glass is cheaper than using red glass. I agree post WW2 and likely Italy.
Hurricane lamp is what Felt & S say Smith called it. Also think "fairy light".You do need the original shade for it to look ok.
Wine bottle coaster?
Without book time for the shape I do not know it. For me the decoration says closer to 1900 than Fenton style painting. I am not even sure if it...
VSL is generally marked look for the initials.
Nice vase, nice photos but I do not know.
Euros that would send me towards Czech.
If a tobacco jar there would be a place for a damp sponge.
Also please indicate glass or pottery in the title. It helps to get the right eyeballs.
If it was mine I would start at Tiffin modern line. I do not know if that is right.
There are several good glass pages on Facebook
Far more glass is unmarked than is marked. Without some guidance you will wear out google. Try posting some photos of a few pieces most of us like...
The ones in front are called footed tumblers. VSL did have some large marks. They are still going and have a web site.
I think the light is long wave. If you have a piece of glass with lead con tent try it. If long no reaction short will give a blue color.
Common name for your vases color is amber. The UV craze has not hit amber yet. Have you checked to see what the UV does to other amber items? Are...
This vase shape is called a "Jack in the Pulpit" often abbreviated as JIP. The rigaree ie ruffle has me thinking possibly English.
Just bad proof reading.
That group gas some very knowledgeable members. It is closed so you need to ask to get in.
The foot says Viking to me. With most collectors/authors stretch is a surface treatment applied to pressed glass similar to carnival. This bowl...
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