Can anyone help identify this mark on the bottom of some glass ware? Thanks in advance!

[allthingsfunandvintage]

 

 

[janetpjohn_la]

I can't see anything that looks like a maker's mark.

Janet

[maxine*j]

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@janetpjohn_la wrote:

I can't see anything that looks like a maker's mark.

Janet

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Glad it's not just me.   All I see are what might be cooling marks.

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[allthingsfunandvintage]

 Here is a more detailed picture. All 6 of these glasses have an identical mark as this one. There was a post way back that was archived, that identified them. 

[maxine*j]

If others have the same mark, it is perhaps a flaw in the mold rather than cooling marks.

Anyhow, if you asked about this previously you did so with a different user-ID.  If you have not already done so, try this:  Sign in with that user-ID.  Post a word or two to this thread with that ID.  Click on that ID.   It will show you every post you ever made under that ID.   Search through them for the previous thread.

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[janetpjohn_la]

Aren't these called straw marks?

Janet

[maxine*j]

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@janetpjohn_la wrote:

Aren't these called straw marks?

Janet

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I think straw marks and cooling marks are different, but I'm not much of a "glassie."   In any event, I still don't see a maker's mark on OP's glass, so I hope she can find her previous thread with an identification.

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[historytimes]

The cups are cute anyway, with or without a mark. They have a 50's vibe.