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Author Topic: Gorgeous overshot pitcher with opalescence-Need ID Help-European?  (Read 1210 times)

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Offline lisalondon

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I would love to id this pitcher. I am told that it is possibly European due to the base and the glass shards being colored rather than clear as is used in American overshot. However, I think the shards are clear and applied to a golden/opalescent glass. The handle is a twisted rope design with what looks like leafs at the ends where it is applied to the pitcher. The base appears to be applied after the overshot process. It is 10" tall.


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Offline lisalondon

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Re: Gorgeous overshot pitcher with opalescence-Need ID Help-European?
« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2007, 11:44:40 AM »
anyone?

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Re: Gorgeous overshot pitcher with opalescence-Need ID Help-European?
« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2007, 11:52:39 AM »
Some members that might help here are on holiday... might take a couple of weeks till everyone has dropped by again.

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