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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Murano & Italy Glass => Topic started by: bat20 on June 04, 2013, 10:04:00 PM
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hi all,this is my first post and have found myself getting pulled in to looking at bits of glass recently,trying all the time to make some sort of sense of it,anyway i bought a very cheap night light type thing from a charity shop that is painted red with Italy and the letter R, in a three leaf clover stamped on the base,not the find of the century!but does anybody know the mark..
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Hiya welcome to the board.
There is nothing anyone can say to your description except "photo please" - we really need to see it before we can make any comments.
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umm,i don't think you need to see this one ivo,its a small piece of glass for a night light candle painted red with gold relief,i'm not sure i have the camera to show up the mark to be honest,there's an italy stamped on the side of the base and in the centre a three leaf clover with R in the centre,i think its a very modern item..
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As Ivo said, if you want help, we need pictures
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Photos please, of the item and the marks.
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Welcome!
There's a whole load of great techie. info about how to load images easily, here. :)
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/board,22.0.html
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Ok photo it is,settle in this could take some time!!
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Don't worry, we'll still be here. :)
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testing ,testing..
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The mark is from a bottle plant called A.V.I.R. (or Aziende Vetrarie Italiane Ricciardi S.P.A. in full) and the decoration is amateur. Not saying it is badly done or anything - it is from a decoration kit with little tubes of gold and black and red which is sold in hobby shops to keep the kids happy during rainy days.
Thank you for taking the trouble to post the photos. You were absolutely right about the status.
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thanks ivo,i do think that kids got talent though.. :D
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Thanks for persevering, bat20.
You now have a full identification of your piece from a very major world authority on glass - the author of "Glass Fact File A-Z" - Ivo Haanstra himself. 8)
I hope if you have any more queries on glass, you will know exactly where to come. :)