Jo,
Please accept my apologies if I sounded "gruff" in my response to your posting. There was no offense taken at all, and I was merely attempting to enlighten. I try to educate about glass wherever and whenever possible. Many have helped me in the past, and continue to do so, in my knowledge of different glass manufacturers and patterns, and because of this I try to help as much as I can.
Also on my website is a section dealing with an American glass pattern, Candlewick, which was produced by The Imperial Glass Company of Bellaire, Ohio. The company ceased operations in the early 1980's and there is a bit of confusion as to their stemware identification. I posted the website about 5 years ago in order to help clarify identification of that pattern. About 1000 visitors per month use that portion of my site to verify their ID of their collection. To view this portion go to my home page,
http://www.rubyglass.com/ and scroll down to the "Candlewick Reference Pages"
Again, Dear Jo, please don't fret about my interpreting your thoughts as being malicious or casting dispersions in any manner.
I too would like to see pictures of the decanter to which Bit originally referred.