For those who don't like to click on the unknown I've learned about the reproduction of these early style decanters from about 1900-1940....
Just when I thought I might actually know some stuff, Kevin put me in my place. What looks like 200 year old decanter, may well be a mere 100...
New England / Libbey, Mt. Washington amberina does not glow orange. I have an early Libbey amberina, no glow. I have not come across anything in...
What an elegant, unusual shape. What does the bottom look like?
That is nice. They call this a Prussian shaped decanter with flute cut base and mushroom stopper. I'd bet 1800-1830 Irish or English.
I love this. She reminds me of works I've seen by Bjorn Wiinblad though I haven't seen a bronze by him. She is a joyful, uplifting, thing.
Still a cool mid-century piece. People looking for the style, or that grew up with these paintings, will find them interesting. My Mom had a Paris...
Sound like a great estate sale. Feel free to show off your stems ;).
What an interesting thing. I'd have to guess 1830's New England. As to what glass house, that's gonna be a little harder. I've seen this base on...
FANTASTIC! I'd wear this piece in a heartbeat. Turtleneck and palazzo. All focus on the art. Love it!
Wow. Thanks so much Evelyb. Can't wait to look at them all!
Hi VP, There's already a running thread under antique discussions called Your best of 2024. It's filled with other amazing finds by the members...
That was just for the bad ones.:joyful:
Wow. That is a stunning shaker.
Fortunately, it is recorded that this glass cutter was paid a better wage than most. I feel he deserves to be well more known. His name was...
I bought this fantastic pitcher in a local on-line auction this year. It was part of a glass lot, and the photo of the pitcher showed only the...
I don't think it's Italian. Pairpoint possibly.
LOL
fantastic find!
Not Steuben, not Fry. What do the bottoms look like?
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