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Nice blurina pitcher. If you can feel the pattern on the inside it was mold blown. I do not know who right off but the date seems right.
check Saski wings line. Probably need replacements.
Looks like Anchor Hocking used for a non pyrex like.
Not named in popular books but probably was in the decorators pattern book. It might even have been a department store design with an in house...
These are gray cutting not etch. Unfortunately any competent decorating house in the country could have done the cutting. Nice looking and like...
Yes leave the mount on even though it detracts from the glass.
I do not think cut but that the mold was not properly polished leaving the mold makers grind visible. Sorry I do not know who or when.
National has a tumbler this size but I do not know about the "hobs" base.
Not all guesses work out.
These make me think of Dugans three lines Pompeian, Venetian or Japanese. Not sure enough to say they are but worth checking out.
Look possible certainly worth more checking.
I was thinking paint from these photos.
Aphoto from the bask and high magnification of a smaller area of the front might help the paint/decal issue.
Nothing wrong not inappropriate. I just could not read it. Sorry but I still know nothing nire.
Was Ken Done an owner at one time? What is the black writing under the "tail"?
Cambridge Glass Near Cut pattern #2351 (no name). Shown in catalog reprint in Welkers 2nd paper bound volume of reprints page 101. Made circa 1910.
It is Ca,bridge Near-Cut Butler would have used that name for all of the items. Check for a raised mark on the inside.
Ice cream?? Maybe relish on a platter.
Looks European souviner type vase to me. Possibly an independent decorator, The "H" may be a clue.
Separate names with a comma.
