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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, Austria => Topic started by: Nancy128 on July 11, 2007, 03:26:01 AM
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Pretty jeweled Bud vase that is marked Austria, but then it has two acid marks that I can't figure out who might have made this. It's 6.75-inches tall. Thanks!
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-7820
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-7819
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-7818
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Hi Nancy, i have been through every glass mark i can find without any luck, can you tell me wat the initials are? is it TCS?
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Thanks Sue for responding, the acid etch wasn't a complete stamp!! :-[ The only initials I can make out is the T and possibly a "C" but then it could be G?
If no one can reconise the stamp mark, could anyone possibly date this bud vase for me? I've heard early 1900s, but that was from the estate sale lady I bought it from and I NEVER listen to them. ::)
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Hi Nancy, have just had another look around and found one similar to your's, BTW, when i click on your signature image it come's up quite large, so not a bad image of the sig, anyway if you go to www.heartland-discoveries.com scroll down to Daudt glass and crockery company, guess where it was/is? Toledo Texas, the mark is a large T encircled by a C and the bar of the T is crcled by an S, hope this help's.
Sorry, go to site map and scroll down
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Importers then I presume ???
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I dont know Christine, there is very little about them on the web and nothing in any of the book's i have, maybe our American freind's can find out a bit more about the company? it was the only mark that i could find that looked anything like the one on Nacy's bud vase.
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I'm not really sure if it's the same, as the one on the ref site has a G surrounding the TCS motif but Nancy's doesn't appear to have this. The other mark below it is bugging me too, as I feel sure I've seen this somewhere else but am blowed if I know where.
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I know Anne, maybe they used different mark's in their history? :-\ and that other mark is bugging me too, il ook at it and think TELEPHONE because it look's like a hash mark on my phone ???
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Yes, the # sign is bothering me too! I thought Lobmeyr at first, but it just doesn't match up. Unless it's missing part of the acid stamp too.
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I thought Lobmeyr too at first, but as Nancy says, it doesn't match up. What about Tiroler Glasshütten, Austria? That's part of Riedel now according to Ivo's A-Z book, but they were operational from 1756 onwards.
I can't find anything out about their type of wares though...
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I've searched the online glassmark places and through the books I have but nothing... that hash shape Sue reminds me of playing noughts and crosses!
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Well Darnit!!!!! >:( I'm going to list it on eBay. Any suggestions on the title so I can get as many viewers as possible.
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The word SIGNED always get's attention Nancy, sorry i couldn't be of more help.
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Sue, I appreciate all your help and every person who chimed in. I don't get to talk with you guys a lot since I'm always finding American glass. LOL But this sale that I went to had many items that I had no clue what I was buying except that I bought them because they were pretty!!
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Well, it's enamelled, so you can add that to the title. 'Signed' is important as Sue says. If there's a lot of wear to the base, you might be able to get away with 'early' or at least 'possibly early'. ;)
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Antique Signed Enameled Jewel Austrian Vase
Early Signed Gold Enameled Green Austrian Glass Vase
HEY! Austrian Bud Vase Signed BUY ME FOR A $100!
Personally I like the last one. ;)
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Signed BUY ME
Hmmmm....that made me chuckle! ;) ;D ;D ;D
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Just a little play on words! ;D ;D
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;D ;D Very clever Nancy.