Help Please!

[dmassman27]

If anyone has any information on what these two piece's are or can lead me in the right direction to identify them it would be greatly appreciated. I have searched but can't find anything like them. They stand 14inches tall, have no markings on them, made of glass and have a ribbed glass swirl pattern on the outside. Any help is beyond appreciated.

 

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[Treasureman25]

look like flower vases to me I’m sure somebody with more knowledge will chime in soon..

 

[bowser]

flyin saucer directionals congrats

 

[Red-Coat]

At that height, they're usually known as 'lily vases'. With no mark indicating who made it (it might originally have had an adhesive foil label) I think you should probably regard it as a department store item and possibly vintage. Unless it can be tracked to a prestigious maker based on the specific design, they usually sell for around $10

 

[Stringtyer]

I agree with Red-Coat ... look like lily vases.

 

[GoldieLocks]

Yes this is Circa 1920-1948 if I remember right. My sister has a complete set of lliy long flouted pieces that go into a large vace she cannot find a buyer for. It looks like it is meant yo look like depression in style, maybe led. Try https://www.invaluable.com/blog/vintage-glassware/

 

[Plug N Play]

The modern ones are extremely cheap and common.
Yours have 8 squared off feet, though ... wasn't able to find any
like that in a quick search.

Modern Eiffel Tower centerpiece vases.

If you buy 3000 ... about 60 cents each.
$50 will get you 12 at Walmart.
$5.95, if you want to rent one.