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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 402193, member: 70"]Unfortunately, both the cutting and the (shape) piece are too common to be identified. Almost every glass company (first half 20th century) made the shape stem and cutting. </p><p>Your cocktail glass and it's cutting may indeed be from Fostoria, but there's no way to be absolutely sure. </p><p>The flower does match their No. 182 cutting, but the leaves are not identical.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 402193, member: 70"]Unfortunately, both the cutting and the (shape) piece are too common to be identified. Almost every glass company (first half 20th century) made the shape stem and cutting. Your cocktail glass and it's cutting may indeed be from Fostoria, but there's no way to be absolutely sure. The flower does match their No. 182 cutting, but the leaves are not identical.[/QUOTE]
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