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The first example in Yellow is an example with a Royal Art Glass label on it. This label is known to be a Welz label.

The second example is an image from Truitt II pg. 59, and is shown there as unknown furnace decorated production.

The third image is an example posted on CW and attributed to Kralik by the poster.

The first and second examples both have a donut shape between the top and bottom section.

The first and second examples also show a similar width and height foot size relative to the overal dimensions.

The third example has no donut between the top and bottom section, but instead has a diminished diameter waist appearing to have a greater height than the donut in the other two.

The third example also has a foot which is a smaller diameter relative to the height than the first two examples.

The outer edge shape of the foot of the third example is also notably different from the first two.

Although the three pieces have a similar form, close observation shows us that the first two examples are the same shape, and the third, although quite similar, is actually different and is likely produced by a different factory than the first two,

The first two appear, based on the Royal Art Glass label on the yellow example, to be Welz production.

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