3 part clear glass round relish dish w gray cut design- square open handles

Hi Everyone,

Does any know the maker and/or pattern of this clear glass 3 part round relish dish with gray cut floral design and vertical bars on the sides. It has 2 square open handles on the sides. It measures 6-1/2" and 8-3/4" from handle to handle. It stands 1-3/4" tall. It is substantial glass with hefty weight.
My only guesses are Krystol, maybe Evangeline Star, or Heisey,
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Kathy

 

With one exception all Heisey's stars were uniform. The exception pattern was Touraine. That's not a piece of Touraine,

 

Just found this. It is not handled but the measurement matches -

https://magwv.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/25BABCA4-1207-4C14-BAD2-812777822238
Could Indiana be the maker??

 

check Cambridge; star detail seems to match
https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=2072&mode=search

 

Hi tallcakes.

Think you have found it. Really appreciate the help.

Kathy

 

I don't think that is Cambridge.
The one tallcakes shows is a 4 parter.
Your is 3 parts.

I could be wrong.

 

@kaudet
Could you show a straight on picture of the the side with the cutting please.

 

Wonder if the "Cambrdige Glass 1927-1929" shows one with 3 parts. Don't have that reference to check.

 

Better photo??

 

I should know this cutting and can't think who did it.
Will continue to rack brain. Hopefully it will come to me.

 

@Cherryhill
Does this look like one of the US Glass company patterns?

 

My knowledge of USG and their patterns ends before 1910, this is at least from the Twenties, if not later.

My loss, I stopped studying too soon. Tall should know.

 

Am still trying to id this relish dish. It is somewhat similar to the 6" Cambridge 332 and 8" Cambridge 340 4 part relishes but the rays in those are even at the tips. Any other ideas on this would be much appreciated. TIA