These g;ass cups were used under light and heavy pieces of furniture. My mother used them under a piano. If you do not drop the item on the cup...
The 4 is paint on the glass.
"Cut Shut" There is excess glass after the plunger is removed which is tooled over to close and any unneeded cut off thus the name
Frankly the detail is too blurry to judge the quality of the decoration or figures out a company's style. I agree the number is either the...
It looks newer to me also but then I am not a bottle person. I would google for a bottle collectors site where they do ids. Facebook has a group.
Based on what I can see looks like a shear mark aka straw mark. Need photos that show it better and while not damage it will affect value..
Could have been made anywhere. Blue bud vase. The base marks look incidental to the blowing process. Likely a florist item.
It looks European to me and likely post WW2. A lack of seams does not meant cut or blown as they can be polished out especially if the glass is...
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For a while during and after WW2 uranium salts were not availble for commercial use only the USG could have it. A photo of the item and the base...
They remind me of my grandmothers "dresser vases" one on each end a little different but very similar ie like your transfers. My vibe is 1930's...
Have you tried paperweight bud vase?
It is an elegan glass etch from a then major company. These etchings were done on popular blanks so a photo of the entire stem and measurements...
Nice gold filled decoration. I d not know who made the glass or did the decorating but both are good quality.
I see the flat ground rim on Chinese stuff.
A;; the Fed I have seen were marked. I meant Greentown and McKee as inspiration not the same thing.
Not uncommon probably a stumble upon for an ID.
Federal grabbed this pattern from Greentown or McKee. Thes mugs look to be of different sizes are they. Measurements are always useful I am not...
It is a water caraff used instead of a pitcher. Sorry I do not know the pattern name.
Not older than me so not very old. 1950 or newer use and enjoy. The condition of the gold severely affects value.
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