A bunch of Glass I need some help with

I have an idea about some of these pieces, but some I am lost. Trying to learn but glass can be tough! I appreciate any insight. Thanks!

No clue about this one. Heavy and well made. Has some etchings on the inside which I can't seem to tell what they are. Maybe has an acorn or a shield on the bottom?

No markings on this. I liked the controlled bubbles on this one

Beautiful vase. Might have a name or brand on the bottom middle? Marking off to the side looks like a rose or something

Thought this was Murano glass. Heavy for its size

Not exactly sure, just loved the coloring

No clue about this one

No markings here

Looks really old, but probably worthless.

Thanks and sorry if there are too many items here. Thought it would be better in 1 post than many.

 

better for whom......?

 

The links don't work, please photo photos directly to the thread.

 

I don't know about others but I don't have permission to view your pictures. Sorry.

 

Your Album is set to Private and no one but you can see the pictures. You should be able to go back and change that setting, although I am unsure whether all the pictures will show.

 

Sorry about that. Hopefully you can see the pics now...

 

The last one is cooking ware from the 1930's 1940's.
Most of the others are probably studio glass, not production. From the last half of the 20th century.

 

The last one is a Fire King Philbe dish. If you look that up on ebay you should be able to find some like yours.( Philbe being the pattern name)

 

You don't give a size, but I'm wondering if this one might be one of those Southern Living At Home "Tiny Bubbles" bowls that were around a few years back.

There are a number of them out there, like this one, on eBay:

from:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Southern-Living-At-Home-Tiny-Bubbles-Glass-Bowl-MINT-/292119846770?hash=item4403b31f72:g:TNYAAOSwblZZG4hn

I can't tell if yours has quite as many bubbles, however.

 

Thanks for your input everyone! Definitely helping me figure this all out. I really appreciate it

 

Does anyone know why there would be those etchings in the first bowl? I can't even tell what they are.

 

Sorry but I do not see etchings on any of the glass. Numbering your photos would help in knowing which one you are referring to as I see two different sequences. Personally I find 2 or 3 items to be the better limit for a discussion otherwise it gets too long and confusing.

 

otherwise it gets too long and confusing.

As this has. Sorry.

 

First bowl:
These are straw marks, not etchings. Happened when the glass was made. This is probably a floral piece.

 

If no one replies on this piece, start a new thread. 1960s or later Amberina?

 

Third vase.
Sorry, common vase from florist. See them a lot in thrift stores.