Topic: Stevens and Williams Alabaster

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dammit    yes they are the ones.  And yes, I believe the colour is Cinammon.
Thanks!  nice to see them.
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I had culled that photo from my computer but there was still a copy in my Picasa drop box. 

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Pics showing the green lidded cup with a jade green alabaster powder bowl
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Sorry meant to say, if you right click on the pics above and then click on open link in new tab, they will come up full sized
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with ref my original post re my green lidded cup, this one I think is Rose alabaster lidded cup most likely  shown in the Stevens and Williams book 'The Crystal Years'
This is a lovely photograph of it (the pic in the book is very bad)
http://www.bridgemanart.com/en-GB/asset/6472//alabaster-glass-mug-and-stoppered-bottle-made-by-stevens-and-williams-c-1920
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[Paul S.]

beautiful  -  the most magenta looking alabaster lidded cup I've seen

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It looks as though the colours have been saturated in that photo, they are so intense, the background is a bit pinkish too - usually a clue.

Anyway, I assume the following vase is S&W too as the colour matches the green pot, a big old beast at almost 30cm (12") tall.

John

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The colour intensity depends on how illuminated/angle of lighting and whether or not the piece is cased in my opinion.
My pink cordial was utterly amazing. (see link) I also have a powder bowl that is quite incredible, so much so that I thought it must the colour Dragon's blood rather than Rose
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,56212.msg318435.html#msg318435

Lovely vase John.  If it is S&W they did a beautiful job of casing the alabaster up the stem over the jade.  Really super piece.
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This is a Rose small goblet - it replaced my cordial I regretted selling.
The special bit about this one (for me), is I've not seen another with a stem like this

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Thrilled to be able to get this pink condiment