Ok, bought these mostly because of the beautiful colour. I have a Hadeland 1950s "Greenland" bowl, but it's sick and no hope of restoring, other than having it ground, which I would never do.
Anyhow, at first, I thought they were Blenko just because of the double spout. But they're not. They're wine rinsers.
I thought they were mid-century looking but I can't find a single one that wasn't early 19th century.
I'm having a hard time believing they're early 19th century. There were six. All absolutely mint condition. A few scratches on the bottom but that's it.
Any ideas? Am I missing something? 
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A huge pet peeve of mine is...
A huge pet peeve of mine is when people are looking for an ID and then post a pic with no real reference to size. Knowing a wine rinser is about so so in size is a clue but some may not recognize the term.
Soooooo at least tell how tall they are. Also a shot of the bottom might be helpful. Edit: never mind the bottom, I missed the shot above. I believe Blenko did make some of these but I believe the all had pontil scars on the base.
Is the base concave ground?
Last edit: I dont see much wear on the base so maybe a 20th C repro? If no luck here check with the fine glass folks at Glass Message Board, link below
http://www.glassmessages.com
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