DOLPHIN CANDLESTICK (AKA) mtw by Mt. Washington Glass Works/Boston, New Bedford-MA (Co. Operated: 1837-1894), Unknown Date of Introduction

NOTE: 8-2026 - ID by Brad Hinkelmandue to the style and shape of the candle cup and collar. Mt. Washington, biggest give away are the droopy petals over wafer and the bridge on the socket petals.
NOTE: Sherie Lynette 2026 - Ref is Parallels Kaiser - The Glass Industry in South Boston, p. 158, fig. 212.

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Glass Display
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Brad Hinkelman 8-25-26
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Mike Calles 8-25-26 - 10.5Hl, 4x4 base.
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Mike Calles 8-25-26 - 10.5Hl, 4x4 base.
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Mike Calles 8-25-26 - 10.5Hl, 4x4 base.
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Mike Calles 8-25-26 - 10.5Hl, 4x4 base.
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Brad Hinkelman 8-25-26
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Sherie Lynette 8-25-26
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Sherie Lynette 8-25-26
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Sherie Lynette 8-25-26 - Kaiser & Barlow determined oxygen and humidity causes minute flakes of glass to pop off the surface giving it a frosted appearance.
Glass Display View
Shape: Candlesticks
Contributor: Sherie Lynette 8-25-26