Featured End Of Day Glass Brides Basket Insert

This is 3 1/2" tall and measures 8 3/4" across. Crimp doesn't look like Fenton. Anyone knwo who might have made this?

 

Wow, that's nice! You're right, it's not Fenton. More likely Czech I would think.
Don

 

Thanks Don. I can ask on the Bohemian FB group.

 

I'll bet the folks here will have additional ideas. We've got some really good folks that know Bohemian glass.

 

GORGEOUS Colors!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thanks Dgbjwc and Aquitaine!

 

Fantastic colors!

 

Possibly Dugan
Try Spatter Glass instead of End of Day.

Northwood is another possibility. But I'd start with Dugan.

 

very nice piece
here is one with the same shape rim as yours, they think English
Scroll way, way, way down the page, the sold listing is at the very bottom
https://www.rubylane.com/item/161143-A3995/English-Victorian-End-Day-Cased-Spatter

 

Thanks Clutter and Cxgirl

 

Someone thinks this may be Franz Welz.

 

Contrary to some of the above opinions, I'm going with "English". No logic, just MHO.

EDIT, correct typo

 

Kathy, post to the art glass group. The fellow that runs it also runs the Welz group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ArtGlassCollectorsGroup/
The green bits of colour makes me lean to an English maker.

 

This is the first time I've seen this shape referred to as a bride's basket. Did they generally fit in a metal holder? Guess I need some education
Patd

 

Thanks for the help everyone. I am getting Harrach Welz opinions in the Bohemian Czech group. Will join the glassgroup and post there.

 

It's Welz. Absolutely typical. Never had a frame though.

 

Thanks Owned!