Glass identification

[Dylan]

Small Forest Green Glass with a "D" inside a circle and the number "4" and "7" beneath.

Any idea what this maker's mark is or what this item may be? I got it at a yard sale with a smallish cup, creamer and double handled sugar bowl (possibly a tea set)

Here is a picture of that item that look like a shot glass only a little larger:

Thanks for any help with identifying this item and/or the maker and possible date Depression Glass).

-Dylan

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

I dont see it listed http://www.myinsulators.com/glass-factories/bottlemarks.html however this mark is only the glass factory mark and may or may not not help in identifying your item. Post a pic and let us see what it looks like.

 

[traderoftreasures]

The D probably stands for duraglass

 

[Dylan]

Here are some more pics. The shot-glass looking one is the piece with the mark on it, the rest of the set is unsigned so I don't know if they go together or if it is just a coincidence. Do they normally mark all pieces in a set like this or just one?

-Dylan

 

[Dylan]

Duraglass? Is that a manufacturer?

Is it possible the "4 7" is a date eg; 1947?

-Dylan

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Duraglass? Is that a manufacturer?

Is it possible the "4 7" is a date eg; 1947?

-Dylan

I recognize the square green cups and they are indeed considered depression glass. The plates are also square. My Mom had a full set I believe they were 1950's but I cant recall.

I dont believe the "shot glass" item belongs in the same set. Maybe a juice glass.

The mark is not Duraglas and you can see that if you look at my link. And no I doubt if the 47 is a date.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I believe the square set is Anchor Hocking Forest Green and they made a complete dinner set. The round cup and round glass or whatever goes to a different set than the square pieces.