Topic: Emerald green moulded pattern vase

[chriscooper]

Had this a while had, forgot about it till it was resurrected on whitefriars.com in a thread about diamond moulding.
Any thoughts on a maker Webb, or another Stevens & Williams maybe?  :sun:
6" high and quite weighty.
thanks for looking Chris

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/107067405711297858658/EmeraldGreenDiamondMoulding#

[Anne]

I have a small footed glass with this type of moulding on it which I've been trying to pin down for a while. I don't seem to have a photo of it so I'll take some and add later today, all being well. It has no visible maker's mark.

[chriscooper]

Thanks Anne, look forward to seeing the photo.
Chris :sun:

[chopin-liszt]

Is it the picture, or the difference between our perceptions of colour?
This does not look remotely green to me.
It's decidedly teal/(or in wfs terms, kingfisher) blue!

[Lustrousstone]

My take on the colour was teal (a greenish shade of blue) too, but I wasn't going to argue.

[chriscooper]

Green-ish blue it is then :sun:
Some more photos, nothing like kingfisher, though will need to check out teal definite green tinge to the base though.
Chris

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/107067405711297858658/GreenIshBlue#

[chopin-liszt]

That's the hedge you're looking at, through it!
 :wsh:

[chriscooper]

One without the hedge.

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/107067405711297858658/GreenIshBlue#5530889921139525650

[chopin-liszt]

That one still has garden greenery reflecting in it.

This one's better - no green tinge - no garden.

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/107067405711297858658/GreenIshBlue#5530889942285597058

[chriscooper]

Sue and Christine teal looks good :sun:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teal_%28color%29