Topic: (Themed) glass displays - show me yours, I'll show you mine... Part 1...

[jomo99]

   No Rosie, it isn't a rule that you can't put cut flowers into vases, but NOT in my house!!! I HATE cut flowers, they belong outside in my view!!!lol! Just my personal preference.


                               Warmest Wishes,

                                   John

[rosieposie]

No Sue, I didn't know that....very interesting....I loved them.
The glasses you mentioned....did they look like they were covered in sugar, with coloured bands round them?
A bit like these?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Set-6-Vintage-Coloured-Glass-Tumblers-Retro-Modernist-/180633159779?pt=UK_Collectables_Vintage_RL&hash=item2a0e934863

We had them too....in the 50's!!

John....you can buy me choccies instead, then I will forgive you.....no flowers indeed!!

[Glas Vasen]

To Lustrousstone;
I did not want to be with the (D) word, I just wanted to say it again and again a big burden for me when I think "now I must go against the rags put in action"


To rosieposie;
Flower pot is my solution.


For this reason I give my Wife only potted plants, we were lucky to have many porcelain tea & coffee mugs for our cut flowers.  :t:
Here we see not the deposit.

But sometimes when I come Home, I get a fright when she once again Orrefors vase has taken or as in this image with tulips. But she is Sweet and my heart, so I forgive her.  :kissy:

(http://glas-vasen.ch/gbay/gms/my_heart.jpg)

[glassobsessed]

 

I can't help it, my nerdiness is overwhelming me.... Michelle, how wide is that beautiful IoWSG blue and white swirls charger you have there?

John

[chopin-liszt]

Glas Vasen - thanks you for sharing all your lovely glass displays - and your affection for your lady. 

(Every christmas my Dad gave mother a potted plant. Every christmas, mother flung it across the room.
Ahhh, the old "family christmas traditions".....)

Rosie yup, like those, but shorter, with a narrow base and slightly bulbous top part. Small hands had to grip them tightly because of the size, which meant feeling the horrible stuff almost to the point of pain.

[Anik R]

Oh, I am in awe.  How I dream of having shelves and shelves of glass on each wall...  :mrgreen:     Maybe one day...

Such beautiful collections and wonderful displays!!! 

[Lustrousstone]

Here are (some of) mine. There is more on display and more in boxes and cupboards. The scruffy two shelves are ebay stock (some of it) and the books are a goodly proportion of my glass books.

The Jobling salad bowl is damaged, so I'm not worried about water marks.

[Glas Vasen]

My heart goes up see so many different Glass object.  :hiclp:

All I Know, my Knowledge is bad my English too I’m still a newbie on glass, most I can ID are from Malta, maybe too from Isle of weight for dose collectors who Living in the UK.

Lustrousstone am I right on u’r image shelves2_gmb are they from Malta Like Mdina, Mtarfa and Phoenician.

Good night see u all soon.

[Lustrousstone]

Yes the two vases on the outside of the top and the two shelves below on "shelves 2" are Mdina and Malta Decorative Glass.
And I forgot this photo.

[Put-Lug]

I have just looked through all the fabulous pictures in this thread AGAIN..... and what can I say...?

WOW!...   WOW!...   WOW!...   :thud:

Thank you for sharing your pictures with us...

They make my collection look a little paltry ... but my excuses are... mmm....... I'm a newbie and ... collecting on a very tight budget!
But your photo's are inspirational and just make my love of all things glass even stronger.......

So THANK YOU again.... :kissy: :kissy:

Jen