Colonial Georgian Glasses in Opaque Turquoise blue?

[postfiftymodern]

Hello All, I will post some photos of actual glasses later but could use some help. I know many companies made variations of the glasses pictured below. I just purchased a set that is in turquoise blue milk (opaque) glass. I have done google searches to try to find the ones I have but have come up empty. Does anyone know off the top of their head the company that produced a turquoise blue (similar to fire king turquoise blue). I can find ZER) examples on the internet. 🙂

Thanks!

[vintageglassluvr]

The glasses pictured look like Hazel Atlas "Capri Georgian". 

I've never seen any Georgian tumblers in any color milk glass besides white. 

[postfiftymodern]

Here are the actual glasses. No makers mark on bottom.

[vintageglassluvr]

Wow! Never seen these before!

[postfiftymodern]

Me either. That's why I'm stumped!

[vintageglassluvr]

I know McKee produced some blue milk glass but don't think Georgian Tumblers. 

[pbobd12]

I typed in "blue Georgian tumbler" on Bing Images and I don't see them there.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=blue+georgian+tumbler&FORM=HDRSC2

[vintageglassluvr]

Try blue milk glass georgian tumblers

[pbobd12]

Still not seeing them.  Am seeing some other things that are pretty swell, though.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=blue+milk+glass+georgian+tumbler&FORM=HDRSC2

[postfiftymodern]

I did every search imaginable on google and bing and have yet to find an example. So these remain a mystery. hahaha

[maryk456]

I think these were made by Fenton.

[postfiftymodern]

I did a Fenton search as well and could not find an example like these.

I am wondering if they are perhaps "new" and part of a retro collection like Martha Stewart or Rachel Ray has done??

[whering660]

You are probably not likely to find the maker. They are pretty enough to sell as unknown maker.

There is a demand for azurite glass now, so list, list, list.

Diane