Glass Chatroom Board

Well, the good news it is Burmese. To point in the direction of a maker...... I think this could be Italian Burmese. During the 1960's these wares were produced. Color does match, and were produced in satin as well as glossy finish. My other reason is the raspberry prunt. Italian Burmese was produced with many applied glass decorations and the raspberry prunt was commonly used. It was confused with collectors, because they would mistaken the applied glass for British maker, Stevens amd Williams. Not many manufactures produced applied Burmese as decoration during the early part of production. Is the pontil rough or ground? It is a pretty piece. However, to say if it's an original. I don't think so, Carl. Sorry!