Topic: unknown goblet, not EAPG but what?

[Anne]

Subject tweaked again to try and attract an EAPG specialist

[Sid]

Hello

Well it is a goblet and it is pressed but it sure ain't early i.e. 19th century.  I think it might be late 20th or early 21st century and maybe not even American in origin.

So maybe unknown goblet is a better title instead of EAPG goblet.

Sid

[Cathy B]

To me, it looks orange and no older than the 1970s, but that's just from feel.

[Trebor]

Hi  ,To be honest i thought it felt new the burrs around the mold marks are still sharp and crisp theres no signs of ware . Still its an interesing piece Thank you.

[uphoosier]

I did check my EAPG resources and I cannot find this pattern.  It would also be a very unusual color for EAPG.

[Lustrousstone]

If it has burrs on the mould seams, old (late 19th to mid 20th C) strikes me as more likely. Is the colour really orange or is it brown? I think we may have ruled out the US, but it could be European.

[deco.queen]

I wonder if it is by the same company as the glasses here http://www.worldmarket.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3978235 , which are Anthropologie Glass, I think...who ever they are!  :wsh:

[Trebor]

Perhaps its a modern pieces from Europe ?