Topic: Blue glass dish on chrome stand

[Tony H]

Hi Guys
I have placed 5 photos in and album Blue glass , would be gratefull for any help with ID on blue glass dish, and has any one seen the chrome stand.

Tony H in NZ

[Tony H]

Hi Guys
Thank you to all who have looked at my blue glass, but no ID!!

I have added more photos, a vase and a bowl.

Pamela
On your web site there is a bowl ID DRESDEN by Walther c1936 this one is pink and does not have the hooks on the top edge, here is a link

http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/schalen/00758.jpg

Have you seen my blue one, the hooks would have been for a handle, what was it made of and was this c1936

Tony H in NZ

[Tony H]

Hi Guys

Any help with ID please?

Tony H in NZ

[Connie]

Hi Tony -

I have looked at your pieces but have no clue on the maker  :cry: I can say with some confidence that none are American,

The fan vase looks like it was the same "stippling in the mould" technique as other pieces posted here that have remained unidentified.

[Tigerchips]

Well, I've had a look around for your Ballerina but found nothing. I don't think it's Sowerby, have you tried Bagley?

I've just found this on ebay which appears to have the same pattern.
ebay

This one has a different pattern to yours but has the same stand to the one in my previous link
20thcentury.com

Bagley?

[pamela]

Hi Tony,
yours is a Walther DRESDEN basket - look at this one complete with handle

http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/henkelkoerbe/02287.html

 :wink:

[pamela]

The Dresden pattern including your basket appeared first in 1936 and it is also still included in the latest catalogue that we have (1961), at that time of course VEB Sachsenglas (VolksEigener Betrieb of GDR)

Sorry Tony, no idea on your other blue glass  

[Tony H]

Hi Guys
Thank you for your help.

Palmela
Any idea where I can get a handle.

Tony H in NZ