Biscuit jar with silver handle. Its unmarked and 9" high any idea on maker?

hard to give that pencil scrawl any credit..........so far !

 

there's a personal inscription on it, is that what you are referring to?

 

Is it American in origin? My 1st go-to search would be the collaborative work of Pairpoint Plate and Mt. Washington glass, but yours doesn't look similar to any of their work.

 

why, yes of course.

 

I think Marjorie decorated it.

 

I think Marjorie's mother decorated it.

It is a very nice biscuit barrel.

 

Could that be...Mildred White Haze ...?

 

Yes! I think we've got it now. It was painted by Mildred White Hayes, who was Marjorie's mother.

 

Looks like Mildred to me too!

 

Well, there was a Marjorie Thayer who was the daughter of Mildred White Hayes

https://www.the-daily-record.com/article/20061029/OBITUARIES/310299977
WEST SALEM Marjorie A. Thayer, 91, of West Salem, died Friday, Oct. 27, 2006, at Wooster Community Hospital.A memorial service will be held at the convenience of the family. There will be no calling hours.Arrangements are being handled by McIntire, Davis & Greene Funeral Home, 216 E. Larwill St., Wooster.Marjorie was born Jan. 21, 1915, in Barnes Corners, N.Y., to Gordon and Mildred (White) Hayes, and married Frank A. Thayer on Oct. 11, 1941. He died in 1995.Marjorie worked in the laundry department for House of Good Samaritan Hospital in Watertown, N.Y., prior to her retirement.Surviving are a grandson, three great-grandchildren, and a daughter-in-law.In addition to her parents and husband, a son, Marshall Thayer died in 2004, and a brother, Lionel Hayes, died previously.

 

That means she wasn't born yet in 1910. Maybe 1910 is not a date, or someone got the year wrong?

 

so 1910...........a realistic date then.......

 

painted by Mildred White Hayes, who was Marjorie's mother.

 

need more coffee ?

 

Do I?

 

I think the daughter was born 1915 so the mother would have been around in 1910.

(I do need more coffee though now that you mention it)

 

True. So it could have been decorated by Mildred in 1910, and the writing added years later.

 

Somebody please throw these good people a rope!