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Author Topic: Red bulbous vase with polished pontil - unknown acid stamp maker's mark - help  (Read 494 times)

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Offline angel2

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Hello,

Could anyone suggest a maker for this vase please? I thought it was Whitefriars when I picked it up but not with this acid stamp on the pontil I guess...

Thanks

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Offline Ivo

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Could it be the British Heart Foundation?

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Offline Paul S.

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it's similar to the BHF logo, but some noticeable differences.        Must admit I wasn't aware that they did produce their own backstamp on glass.

There has been a Chinese 'heart with arrow' in recent years, but obviously not this one.

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Offline Anik R

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That's the logo for Habitat so I 'suspect' it's a newer piece:  http://www.habitat.co.uk/

Anik :)

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Offline Paul S.

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well spotted - and quite correct, so would agree very modern.          Although I don't see that logo on Anik's link  -  might have missed it.

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Offline Anik R

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The logo can be found at the top left hand side, right beside the word 'Habitat' (granted, the logo there isn't dotted like on angel2's piece, but I'd think it's close enough).   :)

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Offline angel2

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Hi,

Thanks all for your input - Anik, I cannot fault your detective work :) Glad I picked it up all the same, it's lovely!

Cheers!

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