You have it the correct way. It just looks top heavy. The open part would not be on top
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I believe you 2nd one is Federal Celestial. I'm thinking 1960s or so. Federal Glass , Celestial (Iridescent) | Replacements, Ltd. I don't see a...
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I would guess the brown one to be Monmouth Pottery/Western Stoneware. The USA in a block like that is usually a good indicator
I've seen them called spaghetti glasses before but don't recall ever seeing a manufacture.
The foot diameter of mine is 3 1/4"
The examples of #736 & #737 I saw I thought the same on the foot. Mine isn't as conical as what I was seeing. The bottom of mine is concave but...
Some new info has came to light. It was suggested that this could be a Fenton #736 vase that has been reworked into a JIP but the #736 is panel...
I was thinking the same thing.
Glaze skip?
I haven't got time to check at the moment but this is a pretty good site for IDing ashtrays. The Big Ashtray Museum - Big Ashtray
I would just say there are flaws within the glass and point them out
I was just informed elsewhere that it is Ucago made in Italy
Thank you. I'll check into that
If I recall correctly RRPCo (Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co.) used that slash mark on your last pot. Yep, checked my book RRPCo Oil Jar
Good afternoon everyone. I need a little assistance if you will with this amethyst spiral/swirl/ribbed basket. The spirals can be felt on the...
Good afternoon folks. When I picked these shakers up, I was thinking Vernon Kilns/ Vernonware but I'm not finding the shakers in this shape....
Mountain Goat but it is a Ram also. BMP is a possibility but dont think so. They used that color combination glaze quite often.
Very unusual form if it is glass. I've seen forms similar to this in pottery
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