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Offline oldglassman

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HI ,
          A Google image search for schnapshunde shows the animal variety.

cheers ,
                 Peter.


Offline flying free

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Thank you :)  they are great fun. 
And thanks to everyone for the help.

I've come to the conclusion that I  think the piece I'm trying to research is not German. 
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HI ,
           If we knew what piece you are researching then we might be able to point you in the right direction ,
 cheers ,
                Peter.


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It hasn't arrived yet Peter...I'm fingers crossed it does arrive to be honest as I'm probably tempting fate talking about it at all.
I bought it thinking it was an Art Nouveau piece of glass as I'd seen something a similar shape (although it was advertised as something different entirely), then accidentally discovered it may not be - I wont really know until it turns up.  When (if) it arrives I'll post some pictures.
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Peter I've sent you  a message via the board - I don't know if it will arrive though as I'm not sure it is working?
thanks
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Offline oldglassman

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HI ,
             Received and replied ,

  Peter.


Offline oldglassman

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Hi ,
         I thought some might like to see a recent arrival , this one is a little larger though at 14 inches  and much easier to attribute both in date and to country which is c 1740 and Bohemia ,it has a lovely Zwishengold medalion on one end showing Bacchus  ;D

  cheers ,
                Peter.


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Beautiful!  and very sophisticated - I love the Bacchus medallion.
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Offline chopin-liszt

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He does look rather cheerfully sozzled.  ;D

Was Bacchus immune to hangovers?
Cheers, Sue (M)

"To neglect the weak would be an overwhelming present evil. Human sympathy is the noblest part of our nature." Charles Darwin.


 

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