GLASS: Champagne Bucket? Chiller or Odd Vase?

Looks very Heisey-ish. Whatcha think? Champagne Bucket? Measures 10 inches tall and about 7 inches wide at the top. No markings. Thanks for any help!

 

From the wear on the bottom, I'd guess it was used poolside!

 

It's beautiful and I don't think the bottom wear will harm the value.

 

I don't have my books with me, but if not Heisey, perhaps Fostoria?

 

details look like a Tiffany urn vase:
http://www.rubylane.com/item/260004-2369/Tiffany-Co-Hex78agonal-Crystal-Vase-Urn
https://www.therealreal.com/products/home/glassware/tiffany-and-co-crystal-urn-vase

 

tallcakes, thanks for the links. They look similar, but I don't think it's Tiffany. The realreal version has an etching, mine doesn't. Also, the ruby lane looks similar but the seller states the vase weighs 4 pounds. Mine weighs almost double that. Two other vases were sold on eBay but those also had an etching. I can't find any trace of a signature on the bottom or elsewhere.

 

just noted that the details looked alike so you might get some search ideas. here's another new one but still no specific maker:
http://www.ginosonline.com/product_p/t730-840-1772.htm

 

cakes, thanks At least I know more now than before!

 

I have one like this ,but it is 7lbs 14.9oz , 10 1/4 tall , 7"top & 4 1/4" bottom . Any information on this size

 

I have one like this ,but it is 7lbs 14.9oz , 10 1/4 tall , 7"top & 4 1/4" bottom . Any information on this size​

 

I have one like this ,but it is 7lbs 14.9oz , 10 1/4 tall , 7"top & 4 1/4" bottom . Any information on this size​

 

I can assure you it's not Heisey. Sorry.

 

Does your enter key stick ?
Post a photo for us to see, please..

 

I've seen this vase at auctions, and there's one in a booth at our local antique mall. I've also seen it online attributed to different makers from Moser to Baccarat to Heisey, none of the attributions backed with proof. It's a beautiful piece of glass, but I've no idea of the maker. Tiffany gets some of its blanks from Germany, and I suspect this may be from there. I think it's newer, late 20th century. Perhaps you can contact the business in Tallcakes' link and ask them who makes it.

 

I would call the style Campana (Campagna).

 

Finely got photo's Silver trinket box 1783

 

@Kurtzeek You should start a thread about your trinket box in the Silver Forum. You can attach the pics you've already loaded to the Gallery by using the camera icon in the reply toolbar. There are a number of silver mavens who won't see it unless you do.

 

crystal , having trouble with photo's , Thanks