Findlay glass? Unmarked

This had masking tape inside that said "Findlay." I bought it at an auction in southwest Ohio. It is just under 2 inches tall and just over 2 inches wide at the top. It does not seem to resemble any Findlay glass types on Etsy or eBay. Any ideas?

 

Hi Shell! Welcome!

I can't help, but hopefully someone else can.

 

Shell, I am certainly NOT an expert, but it looks more like this one to me:

This one was ID'd as:
Pattern: Beatty Ribbed, opalescent blue and white
Circa: 1915-
Company: Beatty Glass Co

from: http://www.reuzeitmn.com/eapg/toothpicks/toothpicks-3

see also:
https://picclick.com/Rare-EAPG-Victorian-Beatty-Ribbed-Blue-Opalescent-122371362359.html

 

Hi,
I have to agree. It is Beatty and not Findlay. I have the matching salt an pepper. it is the toothpick holder.
greg

 

Thank you so much for the information and quick response!

 

Funny, Findlay, where there were several small, short lived, glass houses is about 20 miles from Tiffin where A J Beatty and a couple of other Glass houses, Sneath, among others, is. None of the products of any of these glass houses was marked with company logos or any other device. US Glass, however, which moved it's headquarters to the Beatty plant eventually, did mark some of their wares at a considerably later date.

 

Whoa!!! That was fast!!! NICE!!! And, Hi and WELCOME, Shell!!!!

 

Thank you!