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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 1964, member: 70"]The cut and notched top is typical of bohemian wares, once called Bristol glass. I've seen tops like that in catalogs from the area dating from 1910 or so. The enamel ware is typical of the same area. Its' hard to pin it down, part of it is now the Czech Republic, don't know what else it's called. My understanding is that there were in excess of 20 glass towns, each with several members of the industry, all making similar wares.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 1964, member: 70"]The cut and notched top is typical of bohemian wares, once called Bristol glass. I've seen tops like that in catalogs from the area dating from 1910 or so. The enamel ware is typical of the same area. Its' hard to pin it down, part of it is now the Czech Republic, don't know what else it's called. My understanding is that there were in excess of 20 glass towns, each with several members of the industry, all making similar wares.[/QUOTE]
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