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Free from today's boot sale due to the large chip on the foot. It has the Rd.224177 for 19/12/1893 , listed in Jenny Thompson's book as "Pattern of dots within a form similar to Greek key pattern", no image shown so it's interesting to see it in the flesh.

I have not seen this design before. White trumpet vase, 7" tall. It has the rainbow pattern which has been attributed to Edward Moore:
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What intrigued me was the colour. It is not a solid opaque white all the way through, in places it is quite translucent.
This really shows on the top rim whch is clear glass for the first 2 or 3 mm before changing to opaque white.
Is this a mix of clear and white glass or has the white glass somehow separated, if this is even possible?

See what you think.

Mike

Not put them next to each other yet, I'll let you know .

Hello!
New member here who knows very little about glass but always willing to learn. I've got this milkglass baseball paperweight I don't know much about. There are no makers marks on it and is the same size as a regulation baseball. It's intricate with embossed stitches and a fancy base. I'm having difficulty posting pics are are within acceptable size but primarily wondering what era this is from.  Anyone familiar with the paperweight that I'm talking about until I can get a pic up? Is it 1800s? Early 1900s? Thanks all and I'll get a pic up asap.
Thanks again
Michael

I seem to recall early work was called Monart Ware and later on is called Monart Glass which should help a little, Ronnie 
If the colours of your photo are accurate, I can see a certain softness to the orange in the canes which is something I personally associate with Salvador. Based on absolutely nothing but my gut gurglings.