Could this glass vase be Northwood?

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  1. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    About 7" (~18 cm) tall. Fiery opalescent blue with raised diamond design and crimped/ruffled/bent edge.

    At first, I thought Fenton ... but now ... not so much.

    Is there a name for the treatment of the top of this vase? I must be using the wrong search terms because I can find nothing quite like it - at least nothing with all of the different elements together in the same vase.

    Thanks for looking!

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  2. rhiwfield

    rhiwfield Well-Known Member

    Do you mean the ruffled part rolled rim?
     
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  3. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    Yup :) Is rolled a preferred term rather than 'bent'?
     
  4. rhiwfield

    rhiwfield Well-Known Member

    Not sure! But something a bit similar at Salado Creek antiques
    "Amethyst Ruffled Rim Vase Harlequin Opalescent"
     
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  5. Pat P

    Pat P Well-Known Member

    Searching Google for "antique ruffled morning glory glass vase" brought up items with a similar shape for me. Also, using the same keywords but "trumpet" instead of "morning glory" brought up some similar items, though not as many.
     
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  6. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    Thanks for sharing that Rhiw! I like the design and color of that vase more than mine (not really too sure about the applied flower and leaf - that's a lot going on in one little vase) ... Though, I do wish they had mentioned who made it.
     
  7. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    Thanks Pat :)
    I had used "trumpet" in some of my searching, but hadn't thought of "morning glory"
    So you would call this more of a ruffle than a crimp or a ruffled crimp ?
     
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  8. Pat P

    Pat P Well-Known Member

    You're welcome, Quirky. :)

    I don't have any expertise here, was just going by what felt appropriate to me in terms of language usage. Our glass folks would know the correct glass world terminology much more than me.
     
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  9. cxgirl

    cxgirl Well-Known Member

    nice vase quirkygirl! I thought Fenton or maybe Jefferson, not sure of the base though. I'll have a look in my opalescent book and see if it is there - won't be until later in the day.
     
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  10. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    Thank you cx! No hurry ... It's not going anywhere anytime soon (if ever)
     
  11. cxgirl

    cxgirl Well-Known Member

    I can't find the book at home so it must be at the store - will check tomorrow. I was searching around and found this - if you scroll down to Lorna Vase, the top and base look similar to yours, also has terms used to describe different top treatments. I can't find this pattern though, it is driving me nuts as it looks like it should be easy.
    http://www.ebay.com.au/gds/Opalesce...odel-Flint-Glass-Co-/10000000012073344/g.html
     
  12. quirkygirl

    quirkygirl likes pretty old things

    Thanks again cx! Lots of great info in that guide ... oddly, I read two other guides written by this person ... but somehow missed the one you've shared - the most relevant one :rolleyes:.

    It's so frustrating ... feeling so close to ID-ing this ... but it's like a frankenvase! Must be RARE! ha ha ha
     
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  13. cxgirl

    cxgirl Well-Known Member

    @quirkygirl - I didn't find it in the book, have sent you a message.
     
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