just looked back and the original post and it looks like you have a large torte plate in this pattern too.
"R" has the leaves as "Party" by Kosta-Boda c1980s: http://www.replacements.com/webquote/kospar.htm
color preferences aside, I think any medium dark color works to reflect the pattern motifs in EAPG. I used a medium dark blue mostly but sometimes...
might also check with the facebook Portland Glass group for their insights as this pattern is shown there.
yes, confirming 'Galloway' as noted in previous post...
for the first one confirming EAPG and 'Arched Oval' as noted in the other post. no idea on the leaves...
Tom, comes from EAPGpatterns and Price Guide to Pattern Glass. To clarify the latter does state 'attributed to' which may possibly imply a lack of...
Portland Glass 'Chain and Shield' c1870s
looks to be a decorator and exporter: http://www.samecristallerie.it/eng/same-cristallerie.html
here's another with a paper tag identifying SC as Same Cristallerie: [IMG]
SC Crystal made in Italy; pair with label:...
looking forward to seeing the cake stands... from what I can see, it does look like one is USG 15091 Arched Ovals c1908... :D:happy:
I know you're not seeking IDs but the #1 bowl by CC looks to be USG 15086 'Mirror Plate' c1904; mostly recognized by the AKA of 'Galloway'....
I'd go with Fenton #389 Hobnail on this one. The bottom on most of the AH Moonstone pieces have a noticeable detail and AH didn't do this type of...
"R" most often list these as liquor cocktails
FWIW "R" has a goblet as an unknown: http://www.replacements.com/webquote/unkunk1076g.htm
I'd go for carafe... here's a set (no ID) [IMG]
Mosser green opal reproduction 'Eye Winker'
tho' this 'could' be an EAPG or Victorian era celery vase I do not see anything that matches. I ran across another unidentified vase listed for...
Heisey 1205 Fancy Loop c1897
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