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Author Topic: Amethyst Daisy & Button Top Hat........how hard can it be?  (Read 1232 times)

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Offline catshome

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Amethyst Daisy & Button Top Hat........how hard can it be?
« on: February 14, 2007, 03:20:58 PM »
I picked this up today, despite promising myself I wouldn't buy anything apart from a roll when I went to post a letter (I actually managed to forget to post the letter and brought it home with me!).  ::)

I thought this would be an easy one to identify myself.  HAH!  The pattern was easy.........but Fenton, Boyd, Mosser, or even an unmarked Degenhart..........

2.25" high x 3" wide. 

Top Hat :
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/albums/userpics/10086/smallerDSCN0727.jpg

and bottom :
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/albums/userpics/10086/smallerDSCN0728.jpg

The piece is quite crisp - could have been a new mould I suppose.  Is amethyst rarer?  I couldn't see any on ebay.

Many thanks for looking
Cat


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Re: Amethyst Daisy & Button Top Hat........how hard can it be?
« Reply #1 on: February 14, 2007, 06:15:32 PM »
Looks like the Daisy and Button carnival glass toothpick holder attributed to LE Smith on http://www.ddoty.com/toothpickscont.html  It is on the 11th row, fourth one across.

Hope it helps.
Tim

I started with Carnival glass, then other C20 irridescent, then Whitefriars ducks, then Dartington FT Daisies etc, then Whitefriars Tricorns...when will it end?

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Re: Amethyst Daisy & Button Top Hat........how hard can it be?
« Reply #2 on: February 14, 2007, 09:26:31 PM »
Hi Tim - thanks for looking.  Not sure if they rearranged the page after you'd seen it.  It does look like 5th piece 4th row, but it isn't an iridised piece.  Unfortunately, a number of makers seem to have used the same design and I don't know what the differences would be.........size maybe? 

I'm not planning on keeping this particular item and I don't want to mis-describe it.  Maybe we'll get a definitive answer one day, then again maybe these are items that can't ever be really attributed 100% to one maker.  I don't know - But the site was very useful and has been added to the growing list!

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