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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: lyndhurst44 on July 29, 2006, 05:41:46 PM
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Hi Y'all,
Can anyone ID the signiture on this very Scandi looking candlestick please?
http://i7.tinypic.com/21cbf2u.jpg
http://i7.tinypic.com/21cbg5k.jpg
Thank You.
Bryn (not Brian)
"It's a minefield out there!" :mrgreen:
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Hi Bryn,
this is just what I could perhaps decypher:
something like...
Shäverberg P 0 0
perhaps the bells ring with anyone else here?
:?
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I think it could be "Strömberg P60" but it is not obvious - I needed Pamela's interpretation as a stepping stone!
If it is by Strömbergshyttan you would expect to see either no sig or a sig in full - not half a sig. The numbering "P" does also not make much sense but there may be an explanation for that.
Strömberg output is very well documented, maybe Bill G. will recognise it.
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Having the piece to hand I think the number is 50 and I am not sure if the letter is a P, I actually thought it might read 1950 with a smallish 9 but the design looks so much later to me, that is of course, if it was meant to show a date.
Bryn (not Brian)
"It's a minefield out there!" :mrgreen:
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Ivo thank you, I had counted on you and hoped you would appear :oops:
I may shout only this time:
I WANT MY HAANSTRA BOOK AT HOME and not in the museum :evil:
Bryn, just made out and reading your last post while typing this whole message: why not 1950ies? Scandi design is always decades in advance IMHO :P
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Hi Bryn,
You may want to take a look at this:
http://www.bothnia.se/index.asp?sida=produkter&knapp=antik&produktkat=glas&produkt=753
:lol: :lol:
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Della, brillant again!!!
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Yes, Pamela, you are right, Scandi design has always been at the front of the grid for innovation so I suppose it could indeed be 1950. Who from that era might have been responsible for this ground breaking design, I wonder :?
Thanks,
Bryn (not Brian)
"It's a minefield out there!" :mrgreen:
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I wish my typing was'n't so slow :!: :!: :!: :oops: - Thanks Della, straight to the point as always, much obliged!!
Bryn (not Brian)
"It's a minefield out there!" :mrgreen:
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Bryn,
You are very welcome. :wink: :D
Asta Strömberg worked for Strömbergshyttan
(1930s-1976)
Nice piece. :P