Topic: Small engraved vase

[culverwood]

A small glass vase engraved by with a modernist fisherman in a boat, indistinct marks etched on side of base "de Py (or Pj or maybe 13) 667 Hdl 58". 10.5cm

[chopin-liszt]

I'm afraid your image of the marks is completely out of focus.
A tiny touch of talcum powder (failing that, flour) dusted into the mark, then photographed against a dark background helps to make it clear.
Have you got an ultra close-up function on your camera?
It looks a bit like Orrefors to me, but that's not really my area!

[buttonfluff]

The shape looks very similar to my dartington crystal pebble vase ,mines plain .

[chriscooper]

Hi, it is sometimes as difficult to photograph the base signatures as it is to decipher it here is a Per Lutken sig on an Holmegaard piece which shows with a bit of practice it can be done.
Next time just put Oops! forgot to mention etc. if you want to add something, apparently you can only edit/modify your comments for a short while after posting.
Chris

http://tinyurl.com/2due984

[Bernard C]

Chris — "tiny"links can disappear, so here's the permanent link to the topic you are citing:

http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,26181.0.html

or, in a more reader friendly form:

Holmegaard Per Lutken bowl with extra engraved name

To see the bulletin board code I used, just click on the Quote button to the top right of this message.

Bernard C.  

[chriscooper]

Being a bit of a 'Luddite' who still uses paper planes at work I will have a go Bernard Lol

http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,26181.0.html

the best I can do, it all looks rather complicated to me, the reason I started using TinyUrl was to cut down on the long untidy links, don't think this is going to be easy.

Chris

[Bernard C]

Chris — That's good enough.  Great.    :hiclp: :hiclp: :hiclp:

Bernard C.  :clap:

[alexander]

This was made by Hadeland, Norway.

Could the signature read WJ ?