Painted milk glass vase. Antique? Maker?

I found a couple of listings on ebay that had absolutely no information. One didn't have measurements! One claims it's Victorian. The vase I have is 4 3/4" tall and 3 1/2" wide. It seems to have some age. Do you know who made these? Is it Victorian?
Thank you.

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Similar ebay listings.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/VICTORIAN-HA...547704?hash=item3618d07178:g:jPYAAOSw34FVFesx


http://www.ebay.ca/itm/VINTAGE-HAND...686456?hash=item4b17504fb8:g:QVcAAOSwhvFZFQ9q

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Vintage-Anti...702611?hash=item3ae592be53:g:J3cAAOSwK6RZKF9m

 

A lot of this painted milk glass was from late 1800s to early 19teens.
Fostoria was known to paint glass and I think Dirthridge (sp).

Not sure that knowing who painted it will increase the value any.

 

Thank you. I found several on ebay under Fostoria Opal. This one actually had a description.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fostoria-Ro...a58007a&pid=100011&rk=4&rkt=5&sd=231945862338

I am amazed that things sell with descriptions like "vase see photographs" and the seller doesn't even provide measurements and, in some listings, even decent photographs.

 

Hey, as long as "goofy" sellers have a ready supply of "goofy" buyers . . . it seems to me that we should be at least somewhat grateful that they on some/most occasions find each other and hopefully stay out of the way of other, more serious, buyers and sellers.

 

Hi,
When I started on ebay back in the 90s. I had no pictures but just described them as best I good. Did it for a year until I broke down and bought a digital camera. Never ever had a complaint until 4 years later. The only one I said braggingly.
greg