Sold it to low? That's a good question, but it brings up a point. You can hope to sell it to one of two customers, the ones who hope make more...
Slowly it comes back, this closely resembles some pieces of Baccarat's rose tiente. I'm not sure enough to say it is, however.
I believe those 'germs' are canes. They seem to have length to them.
The etched "signature" on the bottom indicates that it was probably made in the 1920s.
It does not appear in the one known catalog from Gillinder Glass Co.
Guess, Bohemia, first third, 20th Century. Nice vase.
Water will etch glass. It's a long slow process, but it can be fixed. There are folks who can mechanically polish the insides of glass vessels,...
It may have had a use name, Nut Dish, Olive Dish, whatever, but it was sold to be decorative.
Certainly not "Mass Produced". Its hand made, one at a time.
"End of day" was dealer's term, meant to give value to a piece. Today we call it spatter, it's made by picking up pieces of broken glass on...
This is pressed glass, once it is removed from the mold, it can be manipulated, elongated, bulged, whatever.
The decoration is 'sand blasted', through a stencil. I dunno who made the glass.
We try hard to identify wares, we try equally hard to avoid "value" although sometimes we'll give out a "Wow, that's really nice."
Very few decanters are identifiable. Generally, if there is an etching or an identifiable cutting on them they can be associated with the...
Nope, not a clue. The color is NOT 19th century. Some of the paint's chipped, probably not fired on, who knows if it's professional. Probably not....
This has a cut and polished grid and dots on the bowl.
I believe all three, New England, B & S, and Mt Washington made them. Maybe others, too. Don't know a way to tell them apart, but some have a...
It has a name, but it's alone in its pattern. No other shapes.
Tallcakes beat me to it, but I had to go outside for help. Here it is in Amber. http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/full-images.php?idx=24216&pat=3074
Count bumps (dew drops) around the middle, if not 24, it's not Hobbs. Only tumblers don't comply with this.
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