Auction finds this weekend

Hello all, went to two auctions this weekend. Got some neat pieces and some pieces I don't know too much about so looking for some guidance.



No clue if this is even the right side up. Below this image is the actual piece.


I know this is Vaseline glass, but any idea what the pattern is called or maker?


This piece is marked McCoy on the bottom. Not sure if anyone knows what pattern it is.


The bottom of this piece below is just marked USA. Any clue what it may be?

 

#1 Ruby cut to clear hock wine, most likely Czech.
#2 Japanese
#3 Possibly Fenton

Don't know about the other two.

 

Either way, some beautiful pieces.

 

Hi,
We need to see "bottoms". The McCoy piece especially since there are fakes abounding. Nice collection.
greg

 

Yup, 1 is Czech/Bohemian.

 

Does the last one say USA or U.S.A. What does the bottom look like. The way bottoms are made is a clue to manufacture.

 

You people are perverted always wanting to see bottoms . I will upload tonight

 

Oh no you di- int !!!

 

The pinkish pottery U.S.A. vase is Shawnee, called Embossed Feather in Curran's book.

 

Bump. Anything from the photos of the bottoms

 

The Japanese teapot is called geisha ware. The mark needs to go 1/4 clockwise. Sorry I can't read it--Nippon something, I think.

 

Sanfords McCoy book has a #141 48 oz. decorated ice jug, different patterns, also undecorated, from 1948. Some things with clover they just call Cloverleaf, but I don't know if that's their description or McCoy's pattern name. I think it's the real McCoy, because it's not valuable enough to fake.

 

Ok thanks. Any knowledge on the Vaseline glass?