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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Paperweights => Topic started by: wolkenreb on April 03, 2012, 12:49:38 PM
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I think I'm in love! Really! I received this in the post today having found it on Ebid (first time I've bought anything from there). And it's even better than I expected.
It is a lovely (mouthwash?) blue glass bust of a man, 1950s/60s style, on a clear glass base. The base has 'rematitan' etched on the front and 'DENTAURUM' on the back. A seam runs all the way round from one side of the base to the other.
It's very heavy although it appears to be hollow inside.
I've been on to the Dentaurum website which states 'The Dentaurum Group develops, manufactures and sells products for dentists and dental technicians worldwide.' Rematitan is one of their products. It is a family company based in Germany (actually, their website is very interesting). So I am assuming these went out to their clients, maybe in their thousands?
Dimensions: 11cm(H) x 10cm(W)
I don't suppose anyone would know anything about who might have made this? I think I'll email the company - they seem like a nice bunch!
Thanks for looking!
;D ;D ;D
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Here's a view through the base.
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Sorry - can't help - but from the thread title I was expecting something more modern :P.
http://www.headandshoulders.de/de-DE/index.jspx
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Ha! Hope you weren't too disappointed! ;)
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Gosh, it's like bringing your new boyfriend home who you're head-over-heels with and you family takes one look then turns away with an embarrassed shrug! Surely he's not that bad! Nobody just want to say Hi! to him?
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He's rather beautiful. I don't see him as 60s - As soon as I saw him I thought 'New Romantics' in an early 80's Spandau Ballet kind of way ;D
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Thank you Michelle! I see what you mean, a bit Tony Hadley-ish. Chiselled features, square jaw, etc. I'm really hoping that my enquiry to Dentaurum might get a response.
Apart from his good looks, I really love the colour and weight, and the overall design.
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It is a beautiful thing, Nancy. :)
Wuff's succeeding in being far sharper in a second language than I am in my first, which is highly embarrassing.....
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Thanks Sue. Yes, I'm kind of kicking myself for not spotting the obvious before I posted. :P
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Two Scots lassies: 0 ..... One German gentleman: 1 8)
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Sue, I thought Wolf was Swiss. Am I wrong? ??? ;D
And while I am at it: Nancy, I really like the look of your new man... ;)
SophieB
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Maybe Wuff has dandruff . . . ::)
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Not any longer - I am using Head and Shoulders ::). Where is the smiley with the little devil gone :-[?
To answer the other question - actually I'm German, but have been living in Switzerland for the last 33 years - and in the UK for 4 years before that.
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Sophie, I just noticed your post and I thank you!
And Wolf - what a great name! Does it mean the same in German as in English? Am so glad to hear you've managed to lose your dandruff problem - a wolf with dandruff doesn't bear thinking about. ;)
Now back to my guy - I think I'll christen him L'Oreal, because he's worth it! ;D
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And Wolf - ... Does it mean the same in German as in English?
Yes - big bad Wolf
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Big, bad, cuddly Wolf. ;)
I've met you. ;D
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Big, bad, cuddly Wolf. ;)
Well, I am glad we clarified this ;D
Sophie
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I did mean very friendly and approachable - not overweight!