This piece reminds one of a certain other major glass maker DUNCAN GLASS ! But I do not believe it is from there...so for now --it's maker is unidentified ! This bowl is very well made. It features first a offset of the two main bowls.Where they are offset --this opening begins the placement of the largest clear glass bead.This bead is about dime sized. Each bead after that is graduated down to the most tiniest of them...

Footed Green Glass ,Etched Nut Dish or possible mayo bowl. Depression Glass green color with three feet. The feet are each 1 1/4 inch long The bowl itself stands 3 inches high including the feet. The bowl is 7 inches across. The bottom outside the bowl has not only the three feet...but a circular button like knob. Each of the legs are made onto a leave looking design which is formed into the glass. The rim of the glass has a styled rim that features a half moon interspers...

Very detailed volume of Victorian Era American Glass. Written by RUTH WEBB LEE--a noted writer and expert on this periods shapes and styles of glass. This book was written in 1944 and was the 9th printing. This volume is in PERFECT condition.....not a mar , mark or tear anywhere. This book would be for COLLECTORS whom wish to authenticate and learn more about many of the pieces of glass collected by glass lovers of today from the Victorian Ages. Many of these glass pieces are sho...