Hobnail Glass Bottle

Any idea of the maker?
Thanks

 

Does it even stand up.???

I don't think you could call that hobnail...
Wth is it, glassies?

 

@i need help

Please tag 'em - I don't want to exclude anyone who'd be on the list of Glassies who'd know what to call this embellishment

 

I think hobnail is a more regular pattern.

So you get inh to do your dirty work for you? Shame on you, scouts. If you weren't wearing boxing gloves....

 

gosh @Any Jewelry
I was trying to be diplomatic, cuz I didn't want to leave anyone out - I started to look them up, but I've been having a car tow adventure today.
I know INH tracks much better than I do.
Even so, was that so bad? I'm not a glass expert.

 

Apologies, scouts, didn't mean anything by it. Good luck with your car tow adventure.

 

@Any Jewelry

Sweets - maybe too sensitive today, so thanks

More importantly, what the heck is that texture called??

 

@Any Jewelry

You're my spirit animal

 

possibly one of the early dewdrop/dew drop/hobnail patterns. looks like possibly a tumble up/carafe/water bottle.
found one similar noted as Hobbs Brockunier 323

https://goo.gl/images/siqxNw

 

You can also search the hobnail and dew drop motifs here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/

 

Count bumps (dew drops) around the middle, if not 24, it's not Hobbs. Only tumblers don't comply with this.

 

They're called prunts as far as I know

 

Thanks!

 

That uneven hob like decor puts me to mind of glass made in the Empoli area of Italy around the middle of the last century Here are a few examples in green, but it was made in other colors. I had an amber piece with similar hobs that was ID as Empoli

https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/gl...s/empoliverde_glass/empoliverdeglass_home.htm