Marinka & Sid. Thank you for the clarifications. The item is mould blown then by Marinka's statement since the scroll is raised on both the outside & inside of the piece. Sid most of the pressed glass I'm more familar with is from the US so called elegant period of the late 20's to late 40's & in Cambridge particularily both mould blow & pressed plunger methods were used within sometimes within the same lines, e.g. some pieces were mould blown & somepieces were pressed depending on the piece. Marinka, manufacturers in the US during the late 19th century also decorated pieces with enameled flowers & highlighted raised designs in gold, custard glass by Northwood & Heisey both come to mind, however since no EAPG group or Milk Glass group (these are large dedicated collector organizations) has been able to ID this pattern, I believe it is (as do you) european in nature. The gentleman who tipped me off to check Valerysthal is a reference author who has written in depth of Heisey's Winged Scroll & evidently (which was news to me) Winged Scroll was (to put it politely) possibly greatly influenced by a Valerysthal type design, therefore I am attempting to find a link. While its always "fun" to try to attribute a pattern not known by many in the US its also a bit maddening. I have a tendency to forget that not all is known even in this day & age when it comes to attributing a pattern. Again thank you both for your responses & insight...they are most helpful. Ken