Any glass experts out there?

[BenVa68]

The home owner who gave me permission to hunt his property found this buried behind his house. The property dates to at least 1870. I'd like to be able to give him some info on it if anyone knows anything about it. I know nothing about glassware.

 

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[nhbenz]

Not a pottery (nor glass) expert, but it’s a majolica style cauliflower pattern creamer, much like Wedgwood made (but doesn’t exactly match theirs). This listing has a group from Griffen Smith & Hill in which the creamer looks pretty close... but it’s the piece isn’t actually marked from that maker, so I don’t know if that’s right either.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/570568...ch_query=majolica creamer&ref=sr_gallery-1-17

 

[BenVa68]

Thanks a lot for the info. That helps a lot. I't does look Very similar. I couldn't connect the mark to a maker either.

 

[trdking]

Not a pottery (nor glass) expert, but it’s a majolica style cauliflower pattern creamer, much like Wedgwood made (but doesn’t exactly match theirs). This listing has a group from Griffen Smith & Hill in which the creamer looks pretty close... but it’s the piece isn’t actually marked from that maker, so I don’t know if that’s right either.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/570568...ch_query=majolica creamer&ref=sr_gallery-1-17

It does look similar to Wedgwood and Hull and Roseville. Because it is a knock off! Cool find but not a name brand maker IMO

 

[BenVa68]

Thanks for all the info. I will pass it on to the home owner.