Featured Dunbar Depression Glass Vase?

Hi!
Was thinking this kind of looked like one of their pieces. I have two that match. Anyone think I’m right? Approx 8.5” tall
Thank you for the help.

 

I don't know if I have ever seen that type of mouth/rim on Dunbar but hopefully Cherryhill will see this. I have had some beautiful vases with similar type of bulbous (?) or bun base that were Czech or at least Continental. Polished off the pontil.

 

@Cherryhill opinion, please

 

Don't expect me to know it all, Tallcakes will tell you there is too much to know for one person to know it all.

It certainly could be Dunbar, it's the kind of glass they made.

On the other hand, Dunbar, made glass toward the end of the depression period but it was hand made, not machine made, therefore not Depression glass. It was a shade more elegant than that, with opalescence and hand formed top rims.

 

I found a similar shape by Dunbar but it was a bedside water jar with a tumbler cover. I cant get the pic small enough to post it. Thank you for the help

 

Is this the bedside water jar you saw?

https://www.thetinyhousefarm.com/pr...rafe-dunbar-glass-company?variant=31913488715

 

It’s on Worthpoint. It reads depression Dunbar bedside tumble up Vaseline glass @wiscbirddog

 

Here's the Worthpoint link so people can see it:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/dunbar-green-depression-vaseline-409298643

However, gotta say: if it is green it isn't vaseline. (as the one on Worthpoint is claiming)

 

Not Vaseline buy uranium glass, right?