Older glass --how to describe

This was .99 at the thrift, although kind of nice in its own way, I'm sure it doesn't have much resale value, but was curious about it. It reminded me the tiniest bit of an older German glass I sold once. Any ideas about age/origin of this one? Thanks.

 

The toothpick collectors call the one they have, (similar but without the foot) "Framed Ovals." This is not an "official' name. Its's manufacturer is unknown but it is listed in the 'Foreign" manufacturers. This is a pressed copy of an earlier blown and cut form, ca 1800 or before.

 

EAPGpatterns has this as a 'brandy' glass and called "Shane" with maker unknown; flint glass from 1860s

 

Many thanks, Cherryhill and TallCakes.

Wow, Shane Flint Brandy glass is the answer ---already found the exact one using these key words on Ebay.

Very impressed this was identified so quickly and many thanks for the expertise and sharing of research skills.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/EAPG-1860-S...705?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20edca2241

 

These are Framed Oval whiskey tasters c1840:

 

not to cause any confusion but found this one with label as Cristal et Bronze, Paris; noted as 5" tall. Only difference I see is number of grapes in the cluster.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/133948-cruistal-et-bronze-vase-paris