Posted 7 years ago
LOUMANAL
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The thick enameling suggests a French source but the red windows shading to pink suggests a Hobbs or Mt. Washington source. The twisted handle eliminates Hobbs and English glasshouses did similar..... The ribbing on the bottom gives the answer to who made this "Victorian Era" goblet that shades from a deep ruby near the rim to a light pink at the bottom. Harrach and other bohemian glass-makers also made this type of glass so....I need your help. It measures 3 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" wide at the rim. Any ideas?
Phoenix had a enameled dogwood décor like this on their Rubina ware; so that's another possibility
Thanks Tallcakes! I did find a similar decoration on a Phoenix Rubina Verde pitcher so it certainly could be a solid lead. Thank you Mrstyndall and Blunderbuss2 for the loves. Bob
Thank you hunterglee, vetraio50, fortapache, shareurpassion, Newfld, Ivonne and IronLace for the loves. RER
Thank you larksel, MALKEY, sklo42, Radegunder, aura and vetraio50 for the loves. Bob