eapg glass ??? vase spooner ??? help Id

this item is approximately 6 -7 inches tall

 

At that height, better as a celery. Elsewise one's spoons would barely reach the top of the glass and would slither sloppily about. One wants the handles to be neatly grabbable from the top.

 

love that illusion...................

 

Me too, Mansons. I've really missed Silverthwaite's uniquely poetic phrasing.

 

Aw, shucks, folks! Thankee!!

I was able to read the forum, most of the time, but I sure missed being able to say, Wow! I didn't know that, or, How on earth did you know THAT?! (Anund and several others, take note!)

 

Was this eapg glass spooner celery vase made by attaching the top to the base?

 

This is one for cherryhill who made this item?
What a beautiful spring day it is outside

 

No it was one mold. I these molds the base plate is separate band fits into the sides when the mold clamped together allowing a "mold line" to encircle the base. It is also one reason the bases often look alike and it would be interchangeable with other molds.

 

thanks or the insight George

 

I'm surprised Tall hasn't told us what it is. George is right about the mold pieces. Molds for pieces like this were "articulated" they were hinged and opened in sequence so the glass could be removed.

 

It looks like a circular line in image number four separating the base from the top very deceiving.
Thanks cherryhill

 

tho' this 'could' be an EAPG or Victorian era celery vase I do not see anything that matches. I ran across another unidentified vase listed for sale in Canada; so 'maybe' Canadian glass.

 

Thanks, TallCakes now I know the origin of your name. I really enjoyed your website link, what a wonderful and refreshing site you have created. I enjoyed all the nature wildlife bird shots and what a cute little baby. Only one thing disappointed me that was when I did not get to see the territorial dueling of the hummingbirds after clicking the click.
I also saw an Identical Spooner on Pinterest, it might be the same one. I will be trying the Filipino Adobo Chicken recipe soon.
Thanks
Mervin