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Hello glass experts!

As my journeys take me to far away lands of the Goodwill resale shops, I came across this fine example of a cocktail glass. Honestly, I don't spend much time in the glass, goblet and coffee mug section as my bread-n-butter is in sporting goods and toys. However, I do get lucky on occasion and am left a bone or two to find that the true art dealers leave behind.

Please help me identify the maker of this glass. The glass measures 4 1/2" tall, 3 1/2" diameter at the mouth and 2" at the foot. The foot is slightly concave. The glass weighs in at just over a pound. The glass material is a gradient from brown to green. There is a snowy pattern on the inside of the glass and the pine needle pattern on the outside is embossed.

I do not know if I am using the right terminology so please correct me where I have made mistakes.

So, do I have a nice art piece or did this glass come from IKEA?

Thank you for your help!

 

lovely!!!

 

A) I like it and B) not a clue.

 

A cocktail glass weighing in at over a pound? Strong drinker it would have to be.

 

I doubt this is a cocktail glass - too heavy (as Kiko mentioned), way too nicely created (spatter glass inside and cameo or cameo-like outside), base too narrow and does not look to have a safety rim. I really like it, but wouldn't attempt drinking out of it.

 

Here is something in the same vein, as @i need help said in the style of Galle or the Muller Brothers
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai...hUKEwjmsYfn_9zfAhVQHTQIHeYZAywQpysI-QI&adurl=

 

I like it too.I was going to say a vase.

 

I know NOTHING about the kind of glass that you, @Dapunnisher, are showing, but I see the 'black' on the outside is raised.....wondering if that could be lead, making the glass heavy.....or even a painted black silver????

 

nice! i would put a tealight candle in it if it fits

 

Cameo glass tumbler vase, that is. Dunno who.

 

You guys and gals are AWESOME! Thank you so very much!