weird frosted/satin GLASS tall hand juicer

This is a hand juicer you can put a glass under. It's about 9" tall and weighs over five pounds. It has a polished pontil. Any ideas?? Thanks!

 

I'm just curious but . . . is there enough room/clearance "around" the reamer to juice half of a medium-to-large orange? Or, perhaps, do you think it is only for limes/lemons and perhaps other "fruits" of similar "small" size?

 

I think it would do a medium orange.

 

I would think it's a bar item for limes and lemons.
but calling it a citrus juicer.....would be correct..

 

MAAAAAN, that's ART!!!!!! It's beautiful!!! I love that it's frosted.....have NEVER seen one like that before!!!!! You sure it's not Lalique???

Edit: And can't find one anywhere on the internet.......yet.....

 

Nice, never even knew they existed.

"Not recommended for use with antique crystal ware."




OH, YOU MEAN PUT THE GLASS UNDER THE LIP of the juicer.

 

That's a Beautiful piece!

 

If it's European, it would be called a lemon squeezer. Might be worth searching under that. French it could well be.

 

This is a very unique form for a reamer...I searched too and found nada...

 

That's why I'm here, would love to identify it. Thanks for your help.

 

Sorry we've so far been UNable to help!!!

 

Yalos Casa Murano.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yalos-Casa-...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Thanks so much!!

 

WOW!!!! You are the MAN, Anundver!!!!! NICE FIND!!!!!!! Except for the color, I'd have paid good $$ for it!!!!!! It's STILL SO AWESOME!!!!!

 

late to this thread. this is designed by Girogio Cugliari for Yalos Casa, Murano. they are cast in an oak mould then acid dipped to give the satin finish. I was lucky enough to work with Giorgio whilst on a work placement withuniversity. i have one of these juicers in blue. it's part of a range of glass products Cugliari design developed with Yalos.

 

I have one. Found at a consignment store in Pa. Think I paid 50 dollars for it. Anyone know the value??