Topic: Help to ID red glass creamer

[claddagh]

I would like to find out some information about this creamer: who is the maker, date, name.

was the castor set ever made in same kind of glass ? Thank you

[Lustrousstone]

Can we have a base picture please. I assume you're in the US from the terms you use. Adding your coun
try to your profile can help in which direction to start looking for IDs.

[claddagh]

You are right, I am in USA now.

[claddagh]

This pitcher or creamer is located in Russia. I posted it on this forum because I think it is of British origin. I hope to have more information about it.

[antiquerose123]

Can we have a base picture please. I assume you're in the US from the terms you use. Adding your coun
try to your profile can help in which direction to start looking for IDs.

I agree with Lustrousstone.   :thup: Adding your *country* to your profile Does help with a Direction for an ID -- Totally.  I hope more members will add their Country to their profile.  Excellent Point - -> Lustrousstone.

That should be a *Techie Tip*

[Lustrousstone]

Is it red glass or is the colour sprayed/enamelled on? Either way it doesn't strike me as English, far more likely Continental Europe.

[claddagh]

It is red colored glass. Thank you

[dirk.]

Are you sure it´s solid red? I seem to see a clear casing; maybe it´s just imagination. With it´s
neatly finished pontil and the clear shape I´d look into the Art Déco Tango and Tango-like makers.

[Andy]

The colour made me think possibly a Bohemian Deco Tango maker too
 

[claddagh]

Thank you Andy.