2 Elegant Glass Items

I could use some help in ID-ing these 2 pieces from the elegant glass era.

First is a cupped bowl, about 4 3/4" high, 7 1/4" in diameter at its widest. It's engraved with a daisy type flower, long thin stems with pointed leaves. The pattern is interspersed or separated by "pillars" 1/2" wide. I'm not good with color, but it's a variation of amber, I think. Not a yellow or golden amber, but more of a salmon or peach amber--looks more peach in person that it does in the photos.

Second is a 7" tall gold encrusted optic bowl goblet, straight stem. I think you can see the whirled pattern clearly. There's a verge line under the gold rim, and the foot is gold banded. I have a large set that was my MIL's, I think a wedding gift. She was married in 1940. There are smaller wines, cordials, compotes, trays, and bowls. I really want to buy more of the goblets, so I'm hoping it's not one of those "unidentified" patterns.

Thanks for your help!

 

I have a pair of candlestick with the same gold encrusted etched border as your stems, I've never been able to ID them

Maybe you will have more luck!

 

Pretty. This is just a guess, is it possible that the goblet is by Culver Ltd?

 

I've had the set of stemware and other pieces boxed up for years. I think there are some decanters and barware, too. Maybe I'll get it out and post some photos of pieces that might provide a clue.

 

Shucks.

 

It is saying "I might be Tiffin Glass" to me. Maybe Rambler Rose or one of their other gold encrusted lines.

 

Though the glass may be Tiffin--not sure if they did the straight stem or just the "lady leg", but having searched for quite some time, I'm pretty sure the gold pattern is not Rambler Rose, Minton, or any of the other usual suspects that appear to have names.

 

I agree, not Rambler Rose or Minton