I have seen this piece online in the past.  It has been identified as Westmoreland, but I do no know if this is true.  If someone else does that would be great.  It is not signed, but has the number ‘3’ in the bottom of the base.

I only have the reference – Westoreland Glass 1950-1984 by Lorraine Kovar.  This piece is not represented.  No surprise as I think it was made earlier.

In any event it is a neat piece.  I like the cheeky expression on the lion’s face.  The paint is worn off but it obviously was decorated with dark brown or green in the past.

This is a pretty neat milk glass piece to live in the home of a couple of Leos!  I have not found this in a book, but have seen it identified online as an early 20th century piece of Westmoreland.

My piece is not signed, but has a number “3” in the basket.

It is quite white.  I find it hard to take photos of milk glass, so had to have it ‘shadowed’.  It was obviously painted, but most of the paint is gone.

I love the sly smile.  Do you think real lions lounge around with this expression???????