Thank you. I agree--thought it was exquisite. Almost looks Victorian era to me, but the color suggests that idea is contrary to what we know about production of colored glass.
In response to your question, I suppose it could be something else, but I have no idea what that might otherwise be. By all appearances it is a candlestick, anyway. It's certainly not an epergne or other vase. And, as to being an egg cup, that just doesn't fit with those I've seen.
Your suggestion leaves me wondering, of course, if you have some ideas about what it could be. With that said, I'm open to suggestions, just the same.
I'm no expert by any means. I only caught the "glass bug" about 15 years ago, and these days, I am challenged with keeping the dust from settling on the 'treasures' I've been fortunate to find over the years. (I'll bet some of you know exactly what I mean about settling dust... and too many items to keep clean.)
While I'd love to have it in my collection, green is more my color. I have only a few pieces of yellow/vaseline glass. In fact, it belongs to a friend, who received it from her mother.
I mentioned it was broken, apparently the result of thieves who took things from her mother's storage unit and obviously had little interest in it. I guess, for this, we could almost be thankful for those dimwit criminals!
