Topic: Need help Identifying this stunning compote please, and thank you.

[chopin-liszt]

  They could easily be related, couldn't they?
I know nothing about Italian glass. I can do "oohs" and "aaahs" but that's about it.
I'm going to sit back and see if I can learn. 

[JasonHamilton]

So I ran across this piece doing some online research. I know this is just throwing it out there, but the cane work, thickness of the glass does remind me of Seguso's work. Here's the link.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.1stdibs.com/amp/furniture/decorative-objects/bowls-baskets/decorative-bowls/archimede-seguso-murano-green-rods-gold-flecks-italian-art-glass-bowl/id-f_6036533/

Might be something to go on?

[glassobsessed]

Two different eras to my eye. Your comport lookslike it could be Webb Lemonescent, think it matches the vase mrvaselineglass posted about here:
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php?topic=4639.0

Group photo here, especially the photo bottom right: http://www.vaselineglass.org/lemonescenttrio.jpg

John

[flying free]

ooh good spot and memory John!

I perceived it very differently photographed on a black background. 

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[JasonHamilton]

John!! You did it! The vase in the link is a spot on match to the compote! Just went to the site and it's absolutely Vaseline glass. Looks to be possibly the Victorian era. Now I need  black light and to find out the artist. I have 0 knowledge on Vaseline glass! Outstanding work John! Thank you!

[flying free]

Jason could you please post a photograph of it against a plain white background?
I would really love to see what the piece looks like in daylight without the effect the black background makes to it.

Thank you.
m

[JasonHamilton]

Sure. I'll post a few up here in just a few min.

[flying free]

Thank you so much.
m

[JasonHamilton]

Here you go.

[JasonHamilton]

I think I might of figured it out. I believe it's an English piece by John Walsh, Victorian era.??