Topic: Signiture help

[Dave the Glass]

Hi i have 2 of these Champagne glasses & cant make out the makers mark has anyone any ideas?

[Dave the Glass]

The glass look like this

[Andy]

Hi Dave,
i dont think its English, it looks Russian or Turkish  :huh:

Anyone else recognise it?

Andy

[Ivo]

Russian, Bulgarian, Belorossijan, Ukrainian or Serbian are possible, even probable - but not Turkish. I had the sig mirrored, inverted and upside downed but that did not help. It may be cursive cyrillic.

[Dave the Glass]

I've rotated it so many times now i am not sure which is the way it started :huh:
Do you read it through the base, or with the glass upside down? At least that would narrow it down to 2 choices.
I think i have it down to l'iiiiilN'hi, who as far as i can tell are not one of the big boys. The other one is exactly the same both acid etched so it must be a "proper make"
If i could work the 1st letter Replacement.com would probably do the rest for me

[Ivo]

If cursive cyrillic you'd start with Stshu - but it really is not for us mortals to decypher.

[Cathy B]

It almost looks like an badly-etched Cambri..., in a sort of Germanic text with the last few letters not printed. But Cambridge was always C in a triangle, wasn't it?

[Andy]

Ivo,
I was wondering why i picked Turkey out of the air, i think its because of the
cresent moon in their flag, looks a teeny bit like the first part of signature
Theres some funny things going on in my braincells
Andy
 

[Anne]

Cumbria.

http://www.cumbriacrystal.com/ - same blank with a different cut pattern under stemware > Grasmere
http://www.replacements.com/crystal/CBT.htm

[Ivo]

Cumbria.

See I told you it was something really exotic!