Featured art glass candy dish or dresser jar

Ok then I got it backwards, thank you for the correction, @Marie Forjan

ON SIDE QUESTION: Does anyone know what the goofus glass is painted with? THAT IS NOT THIS, but I won't remember to ask later and it's not a thread worthy question.. thx

@i need help , you are such a kind and compassionate helpful person, thank you so much. You are one of my favorite role models, and I have many here! <3

 

@i need help , I am becoming moreso as a result of participating this forum.
Y'all are beginning to feel like family to me! I visit more often. Thank you all <3

 

i have this problem with buttom "You have insufficient privileges to post here"

 

You are possibly trying to post to forum that only moderators can access/post to. Try opening up the pottery forum and start a new thread there.

 

i try follow some one, the problem is "i have to confirm my account, my email is empty" hmm.. :S

 

have you checked your spam/junk folder for the email?

 

Hi Antidiem,
Goofus glass was painted with enamel paint which chips off and wears off from washing. It was painted then gold painting on the back.
greg

 

Wow

 

Regardless of what Goofus glass was painted with it was never fired on, which would bond the color to the glass.

 

Brad, can't be much help, but it does look like a fancy compote - or just a pretty set about. Don't believe I've ever seen one like it. Could it be Italian?

 

Hi Greg! Thanks! *smiles+waves*

 

Owner of our store thought Italian. I am leaning more toward Czech. Was hoping someone here would easily identify it but that is OK. Thought I would post as a learning piece.

 

Made in Empoli, I suspec.

 

What does the bottom look like?

 

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I love the fact that you can read Finnish as Elvish.