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Glass / Re: Studio vase with purple spots
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 10:42:49 PM »
I'm not really sure there is any connection here but have you checked Sanders and Wallace?  Cannot see how that signature could be linked but there is a vase on ebay - too long link and don't know how to shorten - that has canes and a similarish way of signing.  I don't think there's a link but there might be ... shortened to initials would be AS and DW

on ebay now as  Sanders & Wallace Vintage Glass Vase 1984
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Glass / Re: Lilac flask/bottle vase, ID help on maker please
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 06:14:15 PM »
That's a superb colour and so unusual.  Really lovely to have in a collection.  I suspect it's not a colour easily found.

I hate when that happens when visiting an area. So annoying.

m
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Glass / Re: Lilac flask/bottle vase, ID help on maker please
« Last post by suzygpr on Yesterday at 05:09:11 PM »
Solved this one.

Maker is Kathryn Roberts, based in Brecon, Wales. 

I might well take it along next time I go as I know where her shop is (wanted to go in last time but as Brecon is closed most of the week, I missed out) If you do ever want to go to Brecon (it is lovely), I recommend not going on a Monday or Tuesday as most shops, etc are shut.  Many are shut on Wednesday too.  Lots of confused tourists wandering about!
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Glass / Re: Hand Blown Clear Glass Vase With Red Swirl
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 04:02:12 PM »
It only has vague similarities admittedly, but it reminded me of one I have like this one - Poschinger:
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1010806592/vintage-crystal-glass-vase-by-poschinger

Mine is just like this one though, so I don't know if they made any variations on a theme as it were - i.e. plain red stripe and no bubbles type thing like yours.  It might be worth investigating further though.

m
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British & Irish Glass / Greener glass for show
« Last post by essi on Yesterday at 03:58:27 PM »
Picked this half pint mug up today as it looked quite interesting.
My knowledge of pressed glass is not that great.
I have a couple of pressed glass books but could not see an image of my glass or a date.
I would be interested to hear any comments.
The height is 110mm, four and a quarter inches.
It seems to be a three part mould and the body is a bit out of kilter with the base.
Thanks,
Tim
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Check here Greg:

Brown vases on fourth shelf down left hand side - there is one the same shape and I think with the spike bubble but shorter?

http://www.50-talskeramik.se/2013/09/utstallning-aseda.html
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Thanks, it's a little hard to make out from the photo. The centre of base is hollow. As you see the spike shape in picture 2, that whole area is hollow.

There are a few Scandinavian makers with indented bases, although the spike shape to this one is slightly different. I think Aseda produced pieces with similar bases from memory.

I'll have a look into Reijmyre, thanks for the suggestion.

I did post it on designlasi a while back, but that was just before the site sadly closed, which was a real shame.
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Is the base hollow?
That's fairly unusual, but I did have a Reijmyre piece that had a base like that, so they're a possibility too. Here's the old listing of that with some photos.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/725633222/vintage-swedish-reijmyre-tapered-ruby?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details
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Glass / Large Cylinder vase with inverted base - Poss Scandinavian / Aseda..?
« Last post by Greg. on Yesterday at 11:04:49 AM »
Hi All,

Hoping that someone might recognise this tall steel blue cylinder vase, which is clear cased with a conical shaped foot. The clear base has a distinctive inverted spike.

Plenty of age related wear to the base.

Very tall and heavy, measures 40cm tall.

I did wonder if these may have been produced by Aseda especially given the base, however have been unable to find another example.

All thoughts welcome.

Many thanks,
Greg
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Glass / Unidentified signed purple vase
« Last post by Carnivant on September 22, 2023, 11:34:44 PM »
Hello!

This is a piece I picked up recently. It is signed, although I am having troubles making out what the name is. Perhaps someone is able to read it, or perhaps even recognize it?

The vase is approximately 4.5 inches tall. I tried making a very clear picture of the signature... hopefully that turned out.

Any help is appreciated!
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