Glass: Clear sherbet stems, better glass ID?

[dm48]

Hi all,

First time posting on this board. I have four of these better glass stems on a shelf for years looking for an ID. 4 1/2" tall, the diamond pattern and odd stem have me stumped!

TIA,

Donna

[terrierslave]

These look so close to Fostoria American but I don't remember seeing this stem. Cant seem to find it in my elegant glass book either. Sorry I can't be of more help. Just out of curiosity, does it have 3 mold marks? Judy

[dm48]

Yes, I see three mold marks on foot. Not American. American is a more Cubist/square pattern. This is protruding elongated diamond shapes. Thanks for looking.

Donna

[dm48]

Hi all,

I actually IDed something thru "R"! My stems are Duncan Miller Diamond made between 1939 to 1955. I used more serach words: diamond pattern, tall sherbet and clear. I always just searched the pattern not the shape or name of the piece.

I'm going thru some long-stored pieces, so "R" & the etch gallery are helpful, but so are these boards when I'm stumped,

Thanks again for looking

Donna

[bcover]

When your stuck always remember Duncan Miller. Nice glass.

[z28zoooom]

dm48 , yes, Duncan Miller, great job! They are on page 82 of marie weathermans colored glassware, volume 2. No. 75 Pattern. design patent number 120227
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[dm48]

I'll pull Weatherman's Vol 2 afer work today for a look.