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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Trinket Sets => Topic started by: Connie on November 22, 2005, 09:16:56 PM
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Here is another vanity set. This one is pale yellow green of what we Americans call vaseline glass. Is this Jacobean?
Whole set (http://www.glassmavenhaven.com/connie/vvset2.JPG)
Close up of the bottles (http://www.glassmavenhaven.com/connie/vvset4.JPG)
It glows stongly under UV. DH saw it sitting on the dining room table in natural sunlight and commented on the strong glow. (http://www.glassmavenhaven.com/connie/vvset10.JPG)
I am reasonably sure it is not American. They are not marked in any manner.
Mod: Pics gone but catalogue photo further down thread.
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Hi Connie, guess this is the one you announced on the other thread?
BEAUTIFUL!
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Connie - I don't think this is Inwald's Jacobean.
I suggest it is actually Bernsdorf's "Lady" suite.
Glen
ps I am not sure, but I think that Walther may also have used this pattern - I'll check and get back to you. Hmmn, can't see it - so stay with Bernsdorf - 1932 catalogue.
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Thank you, Pamela. It is lovely.
Glen - thank you for the information. I just learned to NOT google Bernsdorf Lady :shock: I ended up on a German escort service site :lol:
But by putting in Bernsdork Glass, I found this site
http://www.pressglas.de/Sammlung/Teller_Einfuhrungstext/English/Explanations/Glassworks/glassworks.html
While I can read enough French to understand the gist of a website, my German is very lacking. :cry: I will spend some quiet time tomorrow just paging through that site and hopefully find the pattern. Even if I don't it will be fun looking :)
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Connie :oops: :oops: :oops:
That is sooo funny - thanks for the giggle. Sorry to send you to an X rated site.
If you can't find an illustration of Lady then I will try and scan some items in for you tomorrow.
I know what you mean about that wonderful vaseline glow. We have some of ours in the bay window and in the twilight, the glow is almost ethereal. Wonderful!
Glen
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Connie - here are the scans of "Lady". Extract from the Bernsdorf Musterbuch, 1932 - from Pressglas Korrespondenz courtesy Siegmar Gieselberger.
http://tinypic.com/fzckli.jpg
http://tinypic.com/fzckma.jpg
Glen
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Thank you, Glen (http://www.glassmavenhaven.com/forum/images/smilies/kiss.gif)
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Pamela - I apologize. I should have realized that you would have a piece of this pattern pictured on your site. After Glen provided the copy of the catalog page (thank you Glen) I saw you have a vase in this pattern on your site :oops:
Glen and Pamela, I would like to thank you both for helping me identify both of my vanity sets. I am going to add them to my website and would like to give credit to this board and you both specifically. Is it permissible to mention your names?
I would also like to add both your sites to my "Favorite Sites" link page on my website if that is OK with you also.
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Connie, of course you can mention my name (http://www.smileys.ws/smls/action/00000014.gif) (Glen Thistlewood). I'd be honored. Can you also credit Siegmar Gieselberger and his Pressglas Korrespondenz?
And yes, please, add my website. I will do the same with yours too, of course.
Many thanks.
Glen
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Thank you, Glen.
I have added the toilette sets and recognized the contributions of this board and it's members.
I have also added links on my special links page. If anyone linked there wants a different description for their link (or wants it removed), then please just e-mail me. My e-mail is on my homepage (link in sig line).
Thank you again for all the assistance in correctly identifying these pieces :)