1920's? American? thick-cut crystal vase value, brand, year?

[RyRy1892]

I have been trying to find a pattern like this one online for quite a while now, and I am at a loss. Has anyone seen a vase like this? As far as i can tell, it is American-made, and probably from the 1920's. Any insight or sources would be greatly appreciated thanks!

[frogpatch]

Can you tell if the piece is entirely cut or partially pressed? Look very carefully for a name on it. They can be almost invisable to the naked eye often etched into the bottom near the base where there would be a little room. Also on the bottom or the top edge. It looks completely cut in the picture but kind of dull. That could be the exposure. I believe the pattern is called daisy and button. It looks like a good piece of brilliant period cut glass from here.

[frogpatch]

Check out this link

http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/7006798

[RyRy1892]

yeah that's the best picture i could get, but it is much clearer in person. it appears to be completely cut. As for a name, I wasn't able to find one. I'll clean it up a little and see if that helps!

[frogpatch]

Did you see the link I put up for you?

[ironlord1963]

    The pattern is called Daisy and Button, almost every glass company used this pattern.  It is a pressed Glass Pattern, and would not be considered as Cut Crystal.   This pattern was most popular in the EAPG era, but is still used even today.

[KC]

Totally agree with Ironlord.  Have several vases myself that we received from family over the years.  That $40 on the link above would be a little high for todays market in my area...these aren't rare.  All variations, composing these patterns, can be found.

It's always good to have some vases around!!!!  Enjoy!

[mart]

Yep !!  EAPG,  Daisy and Button !!