Help with identification on these cordials

[blackpearlvintage]

Hello Everyone, I am trying to identofy the below glass and have had little luck identifying this pattern. Does anyone have any information on the maker or pattern? Thanks!

[fortheloveofglass55]

I see no one has responded yet...

I looked and looked.  I think you need to submit a photo showing the  other side of the bowl. (The "button" side)

And give us some measurements.

Also, you might want to post this on the Pottery,Glass, & Porcelain Board.

To get there, hover over Groups (at the top of this page) slide down to Ebay Categories, then scroll down to Pottery & Glass, and then scroll further to Pottery,Glass & Porcelain.

p.s.  My first inclination on this piece is Imperial Glass.

Best, Linda

[bcover]

1950's?  or newer?

[per_omnia]

Could it be a Libbey crystal pattern?

[socialorders]

I see that you're "Stumping the Stars" with these cordials, and my expertise does not approach theirs in this area, but two questions popped into my mind when I saw your pics:  first, is this lead crystal?  second, could they be of "foreign" manufacture, say, Irish, German or Bohemian?  Maybe we're on the wrong track here.  These are very appealing, for sure, and I wish you luck!

[blackpearlvintage]

This one has been a head scratcher, that is for sure. I went through my personal library of resources, an identification service and here with little luck. The cordials are lead crystal and not pressed glass. They could be foreign and I inspected each of the bottoms for a mark. I was thinking they were Galway or Shannon / Godinger when I procured them. 

[blackpearlvintage]

I have been unable to find a Libbey pattern that matches this 😞 

[terrierslave]

I too am leaning toward Bohemian Crystal. Look at Bohemian Crystal for BOC233 pattern and see what you think. If it is not it, it is close. Judy

[blackpearlvintage]

It's hard to tell since the only photo I found of that pattern was a water goblet, but the pattern is close. Patterns usually vary a little on the cordials because of the size though and the stem and foot are identical. Even if it is not BOC233 I agree that it is most likel Bohemia Crystal. It has that nice heavy crystal feel like Waterford.