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British & Irish Glass / Re: Significant addition to IOW Glass Museum
« Last post by keith on Today at 04:24:18 PM »
Beautiful vase, I will be looking forward to seeing the trial piece for R.Brierley in fact I was going to contact Mr Harris to ask if he had any pictures now, I just have to wait  ;D ;D
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Glass / Re: Help with this Lamp please
« Last post by marcus on Today at 04:20:25 PM »
Sorry guys & gals. I cannot seem to load more than one pic at a time???
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Glass / Re: Help with this Lamp please
« Last post by marcus on Today at 04:19:07 PM »
... more pics.
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British & Irish Glass / Significant addition to IOW Glass Museum - the original Azurene trial
« Last post by chilternhills on Today at 04:06:34 PM »
Just to let you know of a significant addition to the museum.  8) This is the unique Isle of Wight Studio Glass Azurene 'Black' freeblown vase made by Michael Harris or Chris Hotton as a trial piece about 1978-79, with impressed 'flame' pontil to the base, as shown on page 85 of Michael Harris: Mdina Glass & Isle of Wight Studio Glass, by Mark Hill. This vase was formerly in the Mark Hill collection. It is 19 cm high x 20 cm at the widest point.

In fact we have added several important items to the museum recently. See http://www.isleofwightglassmuseum.org.uk/

We also bought the unique trial piece for the Royal Brierley 'Studio' range made by Timothy Harris in 1986. A picture is coming soon.

Anton
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Glass Market Place / WANTED - GLASS LADY FIGURINES
« Last post by marcus on Today at 03:44:22 PM »
I am keen to purchase ORIGINAL Art Deco press moulded glass lady figurines/statues over 8 inches in height by any maker and glass colour-type. Their accompanying glass frogs are not an issue to me, neither is the condition of their bases, however the condition of the figurine itself will influence my decision. Animals & fish will also be considered over 5 inches in height, however I am not personally interested in religious examples. I AM NOT A TIME WASTER and so please get back to me at anytime with what you have! Subject to price I will consider every piece. Many Thanks in advance. 
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Glass / Help with this Lamp please
« Last post by marcus on Today at 03:22:24 PM »
Greetings to all... I have been an avid collector of Art Deco glass for many years, however I have several lamps from the period of which I cannot identify the maker of. The first for your perusal is the following example (please see attached pics) which to me, "appears" to be by Bagley, but is not shown or mentioned in any of the catalogues that I have at my disposal. The overall height is 9.5 inches and the widest diameter is 7 inches. I'd really appreciate your help with this please. Thanks in advance.
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Glass / Re: Aqua Blue decanter and pitcher. Can anyone help?
« Last post by Bull in a china shop on Today at 03:08:43 PM »
Thank you, Cagney for the ID!
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Stuart 1930s for show.
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 02:21:43 PM »
It's the prawn cocktails for me.  ;)
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Stuart 1930s for show.
« Last post by flying free on Today at 12:34:25 PM »
no but I absolutely love cheese and pineapple and no party is ever complete without  ;D
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Stuart 1930s for show.
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 11:37:29 AM »
She had no hope; not while clad in polyester. ;D
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