Topic: Help with ID of green blue vase with ovals

[bennyprofane99]

Haha - thanks for the tip. I will try that.
I have been doing some more research and stumbled upon 'Fenton Thumbnail Glass. Could that be it or am I barking up the wrong tree for any reason?

[bennyprofane99]

And one more photo with white paper inside to see if that helps.

[bennyprofane99]

Oh and it's 10cm across the top so rather large for a tumbler I think?

[glassobsessed]

Attribution needs checking but another example:
https://www.decadesofantiques.co.uk/glass?lightbox=dataItem-izfpwfht1

[glassobsessed]

Christine has the matching bowl in her gallery:
http://lustrousstone.co.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pid=1617

[Paul S.]

John - am I seeing your linked piece, and Christine's, as slightly concave 'ovals', and the piece here as having slightly convex ovals  -  or is it my eyes again?         Perhaps the op will clarify on this vase.        I suggested B.S. originally, which this is almost certainly not, because righty or wrongly I had assumed the pattern was convex as with 'large olives'.
Somehow I'm not seeing a match in the appearance of the optic patterns with the vase here.

I've seen the Christine's bowl pattern in the past, but no idea now if I ever knew the maker.

[glassobsessed]

A simple check with a UV keyring light will confirm what might be visible in the OP's original photo - that it is uranium glass. If so then I think English and maybe made in the 20s or 30s but don't know which company, still interested in how much wear there is on the base.

[bennyprofane99]

Ooh I will try that trick re the UV light. Not anything definitive re ID but thanks for all your help. I've learnt quite a bit

[bennyprofane99]

I can post some more photos of the base etc if that would help solve the mystery further.