I forgot to ad that Great American Glass book vol 1 0r2 has great information on those made by the "elegant" makers where the mold line runs...
To me they look like decorator items.
The 4 sided center row is the Cambridge design all the rest have 6 sided figures. Their molds went to Mosser who uses them regularly. Most Mosser...
I am thinking something like bath salts etc. It is a little small for a carafe.
Size helps. To me they look like containers for something like bath salts. the decoration looks 1950-60 period.
Nice. Please put the material ie glass or pottery in the caption/question as it helps get the right eyeballs to look.
Photos with a plain solid backdrop that are brighter may trigger someones memory.
If you are selling let the buyer decide.
Nice photos of the decoration. detail. A couple of photos of the entire piece may help trigger someones memory. My initial reaction is European.
The glass bowl looks Danish to me.
You can search by shape here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
Thanks for the height. You might look around here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/pattern-details.php?idx=3216
Measurements?
I keep wondering if this was not decorated by an independent for the after market. ala Hanson and Crider
I do not recognize it but here is where I would look https://www.carnivalglassworldwide.com/ and ddoty.com
Can you post a photo that shows the sticker legend in readable form.
Nieman Marcus retailed them likely also available to other high end dept stores. Frankly they look more mainland Italy then Murano to me.
The metal frame(ormolu) is likly an aftermarket add on. I would look at Tiffin and Fostoria in the 1920s for the glass.
This cutting was left unpolished to that it has the gray appearance of an etching. As a general rule simpler designs like this are cut not acid...
Nice cutting. It does not look like Paden City Crows Feet to me. Possibly a different PC blank.
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