Assist in ID of Crystal Nymph etching.

[livingonalakemi]

I have a few crystal pieces with a nymph etching.  I first thought they were Springtime by Monogah Glass but my old Florence book shows all the tumblers and stems having a flared mouth.  Additionally the stems did not have the rings as these do at the top of the stem.  A fiend suggested a Tiffin “Dancing Nymph” but the photos I bring up sho a bit mor elaborate etching than these.  The glass is fairly thin and the cordial has a nice ring to it.  The cordial stands 5 inches with a 2 1/4 inch base.  The tumbler stands just over 3 1/2 inches tall and also has a 2 1/4 inch base. 

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Thank You very much for your time.

[madamezulu]

Take a single pic of the goblet, load it into the relatively new Replacements, Ltd id bar at the top of the page.  it takes about 5 seconds to get a possible match.  Very reliable.

[madamezulu · Accepted solution]

I used your image, Replacements, Ltd id as "Pied Piper" by Heisey.

[janetpjohn_la]

I clicked on the "Helpful" button, but it seems inadequate.  Thank you so much for pointing out the camera icon on the replacements site, and congratulations on the ID of this crystal.  I spent way too much time looking at nymphs, dancers, dancing ladies, etc.

Janet

[madamezulu]

Janet, you're the queen!  Keep up the good work.  Shawn

[livingonalakemi]

Thank you very much

[livingonalakemi]

Thank you everyone for your time.

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