Topic: Another Green Nazeing Vase?

[ckscot]

Thanks Nigel,  I'm delighted that I can have it definitively attributed to S&W.  Searching through the threads for something as vague as 'cloudy green vase' is endlessly interesting and educational for me but it hadn't yielded up the threads you remember, so your experience is invaluable.
Iain

[heron]

Hello
I have found this thread very interesting.
I was the winning bidder on the green vase with blue handle which I thought may have been Nazeing. Nigel - sorry you weren't able to bid on it but if you would like further info like additional dimensions/ pictures I would be more than happy to provide these when I get the vase. I could do it on this thread if allowed or in connection with a post I made March 02 2009 in which I was seeking ID of a yellow vase which I thought may be Nazeing - any help there would be much appreciated.
Pete

[nigel benson]

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Hello Pete, and welcome to the board,

I have replied to the other thread.

Please could you email me directly (nbenson at 20thcentury-glass.com - replace 'at' with @) with the measurements of the jug. As the measurement is, and not rounded up or down, and in inches and centimetres, please.

Many thanks, Nigel

[Lustrousstone]

Can someone post a picture of the jug so it doesn't disappear when it falls out of the ebay system please. 

[heron]

Hi

Pictures of Nazeing green vase with blue handle as requested

Pete

[aa]

I don't want to catch foot in mouth disease.... as this is not my area of expertise.....but looking at the images of the vase and the jug, I don't think they are a match. 

[Cathy B]

G'day Adam,

I think the consensus is that they're not related. Nigel says the vase is S&W, whereas the jug is Nazeing.

[nigel benson]

Hi,

Mr A, you've been speed reading again, haven't you?  But your observation is right, as explained by Cathy

Nigel

[aa]

speed reading again

 :rn:    :angel:

[Bernard C]

Pete — Please would you post the measurements of your jug here for anyone interested.   Whatever units of measure you are comfortable with will be fine.   Convention is that you put any calculated conversions in parentheses (round brackets).

So 6½" / 16.5cm would indicate that you had measured it twice, in both metric and imperial, whereas 6½" / (16.5cm) would indicate that you had measured it just the once, in imperial, and helpfully provided the conversion.

If you need them, you should find ¼ ½ and ¾ in "Character Map", which you will find in Accessories — System Tools in Windows.

Bernard C.