To me it looks like the metal is a separate item applied to the surface of the glass.
applied metal sometimes called ormolu.
This loooks like an ear of popcorn with the spacing for the kernals. Also the eliptical flat ear is a give away.
Those cased in clear vases say China to me.
In the late 1940s Blenko did some vases with that style. The fins are different and no baskets indicated but the time frame may help.
That effect has been made with a wheel similar to a bench grinder. Technically cutting but a different appearance, Looks modern with a green...
good looking pair with nice cutting. Unfortunately no idea as to maker.
I think it is mold blown. The use of molds goes back to 1st century BC Romans. The applied handle and lip formation would require the use a a...
Looking at the stem id book from replacements I believe the 80 is the designation of the blank and should be followed by a number to show the...
I think most likely the 1960's mold blown based on the photo posted of the base. These were sold as color accents by folks selling Early American...
I like it but it looks like pottery to me. The close up of the item looks more like a glaze and on that obscures the mark. That oval shape is...
Nicely made vase. Try searching block vase. I have no idea who but thes is som work in this piece.
I think the glass is likely Smith if not possibly Fenton. No idea on the metal
What testing have you done for lead in the glass mix? I would not expect to see it in this.
Looks like Kanawah to me also.
That mark is a crow for Akro Agate. I do not know what the pattern name is but there childrens dishes are generally on ebay.
Thanks for the report. Still makes me think Avpn LOL.
Likely imported from eastern Europe as giftware and not part of a full line.
Unfortunately the color names have been misapplied so much that checking is required.
Correct id and it is the sugar missing a lid. The Height would be usfull in telling the difference.
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