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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Scandinavian Glass => Topic started by: speckledjim on July 29, 2011, 09:57:48 PM
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I'm trying to identify this peice of glassware I recently bought - I think it's Scandanavian possibly Holmegaard, but it could be Italian - I'm really not sure. It stands just under 6" high and you can notice from the images that it has an unusual 'spout' (or possibly an indent where it once had a spoon?) on the lip at the top of the item.
Regards
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When you ask for identification of a piece of glass it is advisable to post at least three pictures. It is also helpful to give dimensions - height , diameter, etc.
(a) a good side-on - profile picture
(b) a clear photo of the BASE
(c) A clear photo of the rim
(d) If it is signed as clear a photo of that as you can manage
(e) A general photo as you probably see it.
You have supplied (c) and (e) of the above list. It would be a help if you get a photo of both (a) and (b) and post them, I am assuming it is not signed but if it is take that as well.
Is it Scandinavian? Personally not sure. Holmegaard? I think it unlikely. Try consulting
http://www.HarderNet.dk A great Holmegaard & Danish glass site
http://www.glashistoriskselskab.dk/ Danish Glass Museum
Ross
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Maybe Far East production?
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Hi is it a light fitting?
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Hi is it a light fitting?
hmm, perhaps it's supposed to be a lamp when turned upside down?
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ta-daaaa....Made in France for Habitat.
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Excellent!
Is there a hole in the top then, or is it just flat?
John