Pattern/pressed glass goblet identification

[eticknj]

My mother-in-law had a collection of 82 pattern glass goblets.  Over the years, I have able to ID the patterns that weren't marked and sell them.  However, this one has me stumped.  I have searched through several pattern glass books and periodically google images without satisfaction.  I also brought it to a glass show where they offered appraisals.  All the gentleman could tell me was that it might be European.  Any help would be appreciated..origin, pattern, value etc.  Thanks in advance.

[bigwull]

may be Bohemian....possibl y ..Moser...or if you are really lucky Loetz

[mart]

Looks like you have celery vases,, not goblets !!  Thats why you are not finding them !!  Try celery vases with medallions !!

[eticknj]

Thanks for both suggestions..I will begin searching on both of them

[mart]

http://www.patternglass.com/Store/CeleryVase/index.htm

Try here !!

[eticknj]

Thanks Mart..did not find my pattern but was surprised to find that celery vases had straight sides.  For some reason I thought they were all fluted or wider at the top.  Bigwull, also searching Bohemian glass but more extensive and time consuming.  Thanks a bunch.

[mart]

They were many different shapes !!

[mart]

I am bumping this up so can get more opinions here !!

[mart]

Another bump !!  Hope Wendy sees this !!

[KC]

If I am seeing this correctly the sides are slanted and typically celery glasses/vases had straight sides to hold up the celery straight. Gobletsdrinkware was typically slanted.

However, spooners could have slanted sides - but very rarely.

What is the depth of the cup/holder? (Not the height of the overall piece.)

Celery Vases were typically 6 - 9" and Spooners were typically 4 - 6" unless they were footed.

Note How i put TYPICALLY....but here is proof they did have slanted occassionally...

[mart]

KC !!  Look at that link I gave !!  Seems that they were all different shapes and both the celery vases and spooners were interchangeable !!

[KC]

The L G Wright company made pieces with faces on them!

[mart]

I thought possibly George Duncan because of the etched medallion but didn`t find one in his !!  May be European,, I can`t find it here !!

[greenacres]

Duncan & Miller had a line called "Chanticleer". I'm going to Google images and see what comes up.

[greenacres]

Not it.