Coat of Arms Cocktail Pitcher & Glasses

[SDIceMan]

Picked up this pitcher & (4) matching glasses at an estate sale today. Does anybody recognize the Coat of Arms / family crest? Or, is anyone familiar with an online resource for identifying family crests? I apologize in advance for the poor quality photographs. The reflective nature of the crest made it difficult to photograph well. Thanks!

 

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[Mackaydon]

I'm wondering if this is a generic crest versus a specific family crest due to there being no letters or words in the image.
Don......

 

[SDIceMan]

Coat of Arms Cocktail Pitcher & Glasses

I'm wondering if this is a generic crest versus a specific family crest due to there being no letters or words in the image.
Don......

Thanks for the input! I tend to agree with your assessment, and that'd actually be okay with me as that might make it somewhat easier to sell.

Hopefully someone can chime in with some method of narrowing down the origin so I can at least have some accurate keywords for my listing title i.e. "Scottish" vs. "English", or "Family Crest" vs. "Unit Insignia".

 

[Mackaydon]

I'm not familiar with a Scottish Clan crest without the clan name or at least another phrase;like mine:

Don......

 

[diggummup]

I'm going with an anonymous generic heraldic looking decorative crest Here is the same set on Etsy... https://www.etsy.com/listing/537284...ch_query=pitcher glass sets&ref=sr_gallery_14

and another... https://www.etsy.com/listing/498139...f0613086073fd7c1a5bb0f5045622222feb:498139629

 

[SDIceMan]

Thank you both very much! In this case I will gladly take generic over specific, as it broadens my potential customer base. I really am thankful for the help. Happy hunting this weekend!

 

[trdhrdr007]

I can't help you with crest identification. Sometimes you can get better pictures if you roll a piece of paper up & slip it into the glass.

 

[Red-Coat]

Just doing a bit of tidying up on some older threads, mainly for the benefit of anyone searching the site for information.

The maker was the Federal Glass Company of Colunbus Ohio and the design is usually referred to as “Camelot”… ie it’s a fantasy coat of arms imagined for ‘Arthurian’ times.