Going on the assumption that this vase would be in the category of old stretch glass, a quick search comes up with some key words that might help....
The red one has a sleek, classy modernist look. I would guess made by Enrique Ledesma or someone imitating his style.
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Is the decoration the powdery cold painted "opaque" technique, or is it burnished, or glazed and fired, or some combination of those techniques?
Try a search for antique/vintage pipe cleaner dolls - puppets - ornaments.
I can't get the first two pics to enlarge. Is the peachy-orange ring actually 3-dimesional or is it an optical illusion because of the way it's...
Pine needles. I'd guess somewhere in the SouthEast USA.
Can't help with a maker, but I think the opaque blue cabochons are moonglow lucite. Different combinations of the keywords lucite, moonglow, cabs,...
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I had to figure out a box full of similar little liquor/liqueur bottles years ago, so this was pretty easy for me, LOL. Mohawk brand liquor is...
These would be pretty on a Christmas table.:happy: Searching scroll handle or snail handle, a bunch named as Steuben 7941 and 7942 come up in the...
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[ATTACH] IE3 "Poinsettia" I saw a big Goofus Glass bowl approx. 12 inches diameter with a poinsettia pattern while I was out junque-ing today....
Tureen is the word that pops into my head when I looked at it. It reminds me of the Danish Modern things made of teak, though the style is a bit...
On the back, Shipbottom...?
There ya go! clutteredcloset49 knows right off the top of her head!
I can only find this in Google images, something long gone from ebay. Maybe it had an original Houze sticker, since it was listed as such. [IMG]...
That sure does look like a cullet, not cut in any way. Ditto what Peggy said. It would be difficult to verify this unless, hopefully there are...
Sorry... somehow I missed the 8" the first time I looked. All that penetrated my brain was the 3" x 1/4". Nice find!
I was looking at marcasite jewelry sold by The 1928 Jewelry Company a while ago, thinking it might be a lead to the maker of this hat pin - stick...
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