Looks like some of the items I have seen from the crafters during the "fused glass" craze of the 1990. We had a shop that did the fusing for...
It always helps getting the right eyeballs to look if you mention the material in the caption. Pottery or glass is enough.
Thanks I find these to be a pain to ID.
Try Smith and Viking Yesteryear group. I missed the fans between the diamond points. Likely started as a sugar or spooner before the swinging.
looks like a swung out beer bottle for a craft show.
Try Indiana's Diamond point.
I do not think studio unless a student trying their hand. It looks more like a production item sold in some of the nicer store. at least to me....
Looks like a couple I have had. Felt nice in the hand and used until something happened. No idea where from but felt like a good craftsman with...
Most likely it was made in Tiffin as USG started putting Tiffin labels on all its satin glass in1927. I do not know when USG shut down the Adams...
Just to be clear I was not trying to identify the meaning of the "A". I have no idea for it.
Old workers called iridescent glass "doped" for the metallic spray. Carnival refers to style not color. They old glass was not called carnival by...
Initially they used the first letter of the company to designate the plant. They did A was the old Adams plant I do not know if they made glass...
Looking at Tiffin Collectors Club book U S Glass Satin Glass of the 1920's I spot a rose bowl with similar measurements but no lid. The finial is...
Did you confirm that it glows? What is the decoration on the top of the bowl? Do you mean that the bowl is 4 1/2" high? Looks 1920ish to me.
Sometime after 1950. I have seen similar sold new as tourist souvenirs within the last couple of years.
The only problem I see is that the cake is chocolate. I am one of those rare birds that does not care for it. I do like the composition and think...
That ebay bowl is glass just as your bowl is. It does not show green in any way in your picture and is not slag glass by any definition.
Looks like an Imperial Glass C0 bowl in white opaque glass. Various formulas will sometimes react oddly to some lights. Sure does not look like...
The folks who take the time and money to gather the information from original sources and put it in a usable format in one place should not be...
There are several similar patterns by other makers including one from Indonesia which is marked. These are the ones you are most likely to see....
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