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More Art Glass unpacked today. 
Some glass oddities etc.  
Some true Amberina glass items + 
More old glass odds and ends. 
Some odds and ends glass 
3 pieces I forgot I had. 
2 Czech-Bohemian bottles\vases and a flashed amethyst glass over white glass barber type bottle. 
These 2 Astro-Bohemian vases could use an ID please. 
Two more, from the 1970s 
Some more Fenton 7.5 inch pinch vases from my collection. 

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  1. Nice! It reminds me of the old bulb forcing vases my grandmother use to have and use. Some were made for 2 bulbs, some were made for 3 bulbs and some for 5 bulbs.
  2. Google - flatware with white bakelite handles This stuff is fairly common. Won't be antique until sometime in the 2030s, just Vintage right now.
  3. The handles are likely bakelite.
  4. You need to adjust the f-stop on your camera, your photos are way too dark to be useful.
  5. Looks like mass-produced generic prints, (furniture store offerings) from the 1980s. Not sure if there is any kind of collector's market for this type of thing yet.
  6. Hobnail has become a generic term for this bumpy pattern glass, but I have to agree that Hobnail is a Fenton art glass coined pattern name. Other glass companies, *some older than Fenton) made and had...
  7. Nice one! Looks like tortoiseshell glass. https://www.google.com/search?q=czech+tortoiseshell+glass+vase&sca_upv=1&sca_upv=1&udm=2
  8. Forgot to paste the info into my message above. EAPG McKee Brothers Glass Co., Heart Band pattern.
  9. Ruby stained, not flashed. Flashing involves dipping a gather of one color of glass into another and then blowing the item into shape, it's a very common mistake in glass collecting and selling wh...
  10. Can't say if it's real or not, just know that these aren't valuable like real opals, they were mainly sold to tourists, so I don't think there would be much profit in faking them. Sometimes they are s...
  11. Looks like what's sometimes called a Mexican Opal.
  12. Bastet, Egyptian cat goddess of protection, pleasure, and the bringer of good health. Very cool!
  13. If it's Hofbauer Crystal then it was likely made by Nachtmann Crystal of Germany. Hofbauer made no glass, only marketed glassware of others under its Hofbauer name just like Mikasa and others do/did....
  14. L.E. Smith #800 pattern flower bowl.
  15. Nice. We had the very same marble angels in our St. Peter's Cathedral, Catholic Church when I was a kid.
  16. I agree with ClareBear, Whitefriars looks about right, Would have been helpful if you showed the inside bottom of the bowl too. Check this one out... https://www.etsy.com/listing/1661369121/vi...
  17. Federal Style. Can't say if it was made by the Duncan Phyfe Company or not, since many furniture makers copied his designs.
  18. Nice item except the green ka verdigris was a maker applied patina, meant to look like aged\weathered copper. Not sure if it will hurt the value of not, but more often it does when well-intentioned p...
  19. Nice wedding box for keeping a piece of wedding cake in as a memory. Why? No idea, strange old tradition is all I know ;-) Originally made by the Adams Glass Co. in crystal, in the 1890s, but theirs ...
  20. Thank you Newfld :-)
  21. More here... https://www.google.com/search?q=liquor+dispenser+CAMBRIDGE+GLASS+&sca_upv=1&sca_upv=1&udm=2
  22. Here you go for ID purposes at least. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/cambridge-samovar-vaseline-barrel-499115306
  23. Nice items. They look very similar to Isle of Wight Azurene glass.
  24. It appears to be the lower part of a glass prism from a vintage 1960s/70s table lamp. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1592545723/vintage-50s-boudoir-lamp-hollywood
  25. Are you sure it's jade? It looks a lot like a cast resin item, popular in the 1970s, made to imitate jade.
  26. Are you sure it's jade? It looks a lot like a cast resin item, popular in the 1970s, made to imitate jade.
  27. Nice vintage cigar ashtray.
  28. Great album!
  29. Nice white enamel decor, but not Mary Gregory, which would be depictions of children at play.
  30. Very hard to make out given that these are all negatives. If you have a graphics software program that can reverse the images to positives, they would be easier to make out.
  31. It's a cup plate, 1980, 50th anniversary edition reproduction with that label.
  32. Turkish Teapot is all I can share. There are high quality old and new versions, which aren't as nice looking and well-made as the old versions
  33. Nice looking A.V.e.M, Tutti-Frutii glass bowl. In 1932 a group of master glassblowers at Murano decided to open a new glass factory, A.V.e.M.(Arte Vetraria Muranese) The founding partners were Anto...
  34. Nice collection of older glass objects , except for the dark blue vase with the brown interior, which is a contemporary piece, made in China. They are done in different color combinations and I have o...
  35. It would be helpful to see a pic of the bottom for any type pontil scar if there is one. I tend to agree that it is of Bohemian origin, blown into a hard wood glass mold that6 was soaked in water b...
  36. Could just be the sig of a glass studio artist. Most are unknown to anyone outside of the town where they have set up shop.
  37. Definitely Sooner Glass. Murano never made anything like this.
  38. It appears to be a contemporary Mexican Hand Blown Pedestal bowl.
  39. No idea of which maker, but it's late 19th century Bohemian glass, often mistaken for Bristol glass which was very high quality, made in the 18th century and would have a ground and polished back to a...
  40. I don't know who made them, but the rims like that are called "crimped".
  41. Possibly by Smith Brothers, Mount Washington or C. F. Monroe Wavecrest
  42. Nice, looking, but I've never seen a Blenko elephant with separate feet or with detailed ears like that.
  43. Nice looking, no matter. The Rueven Co. doesn't make the glass they offer. They buy clear items in bulk from different glass companies, who offer the same items in non-decorated versions. All the R...
  44. It's relatively modern, made in Austria, was sold at Pier #1 stores and meant to be a vase, not a drinking glass,
  45. Made by Czech manufacturer Rosice in the 1930s. Collectors had dubbed these type of Art Deco vases as Rocket Vases,
  46. The Kemple Glass Company made this vase in Milk Glass too and called the pattern Jubilee. Fenton also made this vase in a number of colors, but not in Milk Glass. Many items like this were made by a n...
  47. By the L. G. Wright Glass Company, ca. 1980s, made in an old Consolidated Glass Company mold. L. G. Wright made no glass, they only owned molds and had their glassware made for them by different glass...
  48. Your Goofus Glass vase was originally sold with pickles in it as were all Goofus Glass vases of this type.
  49. Not by the Jeanette Glass Company, although often mistaken for that because of the similar pattern design. Your item\vase is signed with the (T in a triangle) mark of the Turner Brothers Glass Company...
  50. Not by the Jeanette Glass Company, although often mistaken for that because of the similar pattern design. Your item\vase was is signed with the (T in a triangle) mark of the Turner Brothers Glass Com...
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