Can anyone tell me anything about this pot and these glass tubes? TYIA

The pot looks like clay but I could be wrong. Is it anything special or older? I am no good at pottery. The glass tubes are 19" each, I have two, and appear to be blown glass that was etched with a flower and leaf pattern. What the heck are they used for?

Thank you for any help Hope everyone is doing well for the holidays!

 

That's the indelible ink where the price was marked. lol Wink, wink I thought I got enough of it off

 

Can’t help with an ID, but I can tell you the design on the glass tube was wheel cut and left unpolished, that is way it looks frosted. It was not etched

 

@Marie Forjan Never of that! I'll have to look that up. My husband thought they might be chimney tubes for hurricane lamps but I have yet to find anything like that.

 

I agree a cutting not acid etched. No ideal of use.

 

could be West Germany pottery

 

what do you think of ? Mutz ?

 

I'm wondering if the glass stems are from lamps but the electric type.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pair-Vintage-Clear-Etched-Floral-Glass-Stem-Candlestick-Table-Lamps-Boudoir-/292745477321?hash=item4428fd7cc9:g:0TcAAOSwGI9bq9Ku&nma=true&si=R1vIjwrlETIwq9zxIyeIptTZpS4%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Those lamp sticks look almost exactly like the same design as mine @laura9797 @Fid Do you think the pot is old enough to be Mutz? I am not good with pottery and don't know how to identify age, type, origin, etc

 

you have a point there. and Mutz/ Witwe were mostly marked. but stylewise with this flowing glaze it would fit into the 1920s to 30s. in France there were Bigot, Baudin and others that were doing similar items: also often unsigned, especially Baudin was notorius for not signing - perhaps because he was a staunch socialist.

 

I'll look those up Ty for the help! @Fid