Featured Gold Tint Decanter with Swirl - Who?

I found this decanter with a slight gold tint and a swirl in the stopper and in the stem. One site said Mid Century Stuart Crystal, but I couldn't find a mark. I can't find the link anymore either. I saw a pair of the same decanters in clear crystal on Hindman Auctions, but again that was a dead link.

I think the stopper and stem are handblown. Otherwise, I don't know what to think except it is almost 16 inches high. I need help, please. Any kind is valuable.

 

I can't help with who or anything like that but I believe the swirl is called "air twist".

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...2.m570.l1313&_nkw=air+twist+stopper+&_sacat=0

Was this the Stuart decanter you saw?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/4044327587...SCRZeinf+JzH3f8lvPpw++5w==|tkp:Bk9SR9zWqvb2Yg

Here's another one.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3052382855.../Y8QPjEa3KJ1lO6tIDb6H3iQ==|tkp:Bk9SR-jhv_b2Yg

 

Wow. How did you do that? First, thank you for name "air twist." I haven't heard that name before.

Yes. That first one was the one I saw. I couldn't find it again. I had gone down so many rabbit holes. Yes. The second one is it to. The results of the auction were disappointing, but my plan is to put it with a small collection of decanters that I have anyway.

 

Stuart of that age ought to be signed, though. Whitefriars did that shape but I think the colour was deeper.

 

And yes, air twist. I don’t think the cordial glasses are a match.

 

That's what I read too. I didn't give any credence to the site that named them Stuart for that reason. You think it might be British then?

 

Sellers reach to make a sale. I agree if they were a match, they should have the same stem in miniature.

 

You are very welcome!!

I searched for "air twist stopper".

 

It could be British, but it’s a shape that was also made by Scandinavian factories.

 

I don't know my British and European stuff. I very much appreciate your insights. It's already on the shelf. Now it has a place in the universe.