Topic: Polished agate style glass Jug ID help

[Lapimano]

Hi,

It's about 20cm high, and 17 cm wide at it's widest point.

Im not sure if this is officialy "agate glass", but it looks similr to polished agate minerals. There is a crudely polished mark on the bottom, also a moderate amount of wear.

[bat20]

Hi, I don’t know but to get the ball rolling how about Empoli !,they’re pontil marks were left fairly rough sometimes ?

[flying free]

I think the photos need to be taken in daylight against a white background.  It's not always possible to see the real colour and markings on glass with a flash or against a dark background.
The colours to me don't look like Empoli glass for some reason.  It reminds me of East European glass perhaps?

[Lapimano]

Sory about the bad photos, my place is poorly lit (and small), these are daytime photos unfortunately. I can try to make new ones outdoors tomorrow.

I'm also interested if someone can identify the age at least. I'm not even sure if it's 19. or 20. century.

[flying free]

I apologise.  It appeared to me they were taken with a flash perhaps because of the dark wood cabinet affecting the photograph and the white seemingly over powering the other colours.
m

[Lapimano]

No problem.
Actually the green parts are very dark, the pattern inside the glass is barely visible without a strong light source. I had to use a flashlight in order for it to be visible. Also barely transparent.
The glass itself is thick, and heavy.
The whole inside is white, but I don't see distinctive layers similar to common cased glass.

[Lapimano]

New photo, but I'm not sure it's much better.

[Ivo]

It looks Chinese or Polish to me. Thickwalled, coursely finished pontil, garish colouration.

[glassobsessed]

Another this time orange:

https://galeriasavaria.hu/en/termekek/reszletek/uveg/4550362/Glass-jug-laminated-glass-18cm-decorative-jug-vase-opal-glass/

John

[Ekimp]

Prokuplje glass?