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Author Topic: Hi can anyone help with info about this threaded glass vase please? Thanks  (Read 539 times)

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Offline chriss

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Hi hoping someone can id this 3 and 3/4" tall vase please? I think it's possibly Stevens and Williams because of the thin threading, or venetian possibly? It's hand blown, it is straight though photos are a bit lopsided (sorry😀) and has a fair bit of age as there's a lot of shelf ware marks to the base. Any info would be great please? Thanks 😀

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Offline Lustrousstone

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It's most probably English but I doubt you'll ever pin it down, as lots of English companies bought machines for threading. This was invented by Hodgetts, Richardson and Son. They are perhaps more likely than Stevens and Williams, as they are known to have used pale blue threading

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Thank you :)

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