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Glass / Re: Bulbous uranium glass juice decanter
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 06:38:55 AM »Yes both sections, quite thinly blown as well.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Just another piece of Royal Brierley Studio...
« Last post by keith on Yesterday at 10:53:01 PM »Thank you, have seen Sunderland glass being sold as Brierley, have a couple of pieces myself.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Just another piece of Royal Brierley Studio...
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 08:59:15 PM »oooh. That reminds me of a little brown speckled bowl I had that I thought was ... hmm maybe Sunderland Glass? Might have been a brown Terrazzo pattern RB? I'll have to dig it out and have another look. Nice colour on your vase 
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Glass / Re: Bulbous uranium glass juice decanter
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 07:21:52 PM »No polished pontil mark? Mold blown and cut at rim?
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Glass / Re: Bulbous uranium glass juice decanter
« Last post by glassobsessed on Yesterday at 06:43:45 PM »I had not noticed that, not ribbing but an image of my bay window, looks like it is acting as a lens as the four blocks on the left are the upside down view.
Funnily enough I did wonder about Leerdam as maker but did not find anything, got the impression colour was not typical. Will see if I can get a better photo.
Funnily enough I did wonder about Leerdam as maker but did not find anything, got the impression colour was not typical. Will see if I can get a better photo.
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Glass / Re: Bulbous uranium glass juice decanter
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 05:34:57 PM »gorgeous colour! and a really interesting piece. Is it ribbed or is that the photo?
Leerdam might be worth looking at? - That could be a red herring but might be worth just a quick search.
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Leerdam might be worth looking at? - That could be a red herring but might be worth just a quick search.
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Glass / Bulbous uranium glass juice decanter
« Last post by glassobsessed on Yesterday at 01:59:53 PM »Assumed when I bought this that it was some sort of decanter, it was caked in grime and completely gummed up, a thick liquid in the top section was probably shampoo. it appears to be a juice decanter, the lower chamber for water and the smaller top for the juice, lemon or lime would work or maybe a concentrate instead.
It reminded me of Kaj Franck's Kremlin Kellots and it is this Phillips auction description that points towards the intended use:
https://www.phillips.com/detail/kaj-franck/UK050415/218
The shape looks very deco to my eye, roughly 24cm tall. The uranium glass has a slight blue tint, not a clue as to maker, expect it would be a tough item to identify.
John
It reminded me of Kaj Franck's Kremlin Kellots and it is this Phillips auction description that points towards the intended use:
https://www.phillips.com/detail/kaj-franck/UK050415/218
The shape looks very deco to my eye, roughly 24cm tall. The uranium glass has a slight blue tint, not a clue as to maker, expect it would be a tough item to identify.
John
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Glass / Re: Fleur de lys Prince of Wales feathers uranium butter mold
« Last post by glassobsessed on Yesterday at 01:13:05 PM »The feathers pattern is shown under paperweights (page 36, 1885 cat if anyone else is interested), underneath there is also a reference to two sizes. On the other side of the page are the piano rests or stands also available in two sizes. Perhaps their various designs could be ordered on both stands and paperweights.
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Glass / Re: Autumnal Cased Ovoid vase i.d. pls
« Last post by glassobsessed on Yesterday at 12:44:30 PM »Christine may well be right but I can't tell from your photos whether the base is matte or polished, also I take it those white marks towards the bottom of the base are reflection or scratches rather than a signature?
John
John
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Glass Paperweights / Re: Perthshire Double overlaid Bouquet- Neil Drysdale?
« Last post by Derek on Yesterday at 11:57:51 AM »Thanks Christine - Sharron and I are now in touch!!!
Derek
Derek
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