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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Animals & Figurines => Topic started by: Prb67 on July 17, 2018, 09:55:03 AM
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Hi
This is my first ever post in a forum so please be kind....
I found this ( in my opinion ) beaytiful glass sculpture in a market.
Can anyone please help me identifying it?
Is it Murano?
Its about 60 cm high and 25 cm wide and very heavy!
Thank you so much
Ps: i could post only 1 picture due to size limit, but i can post others in a second moment
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Sorry...
I can't even post one!
The files are too large.
Can anyone help me posting them?
I have only the pictures i took in my ipad and they say they're too large
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Maybe i made it!
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Hello and welcome! :)
Sorry you're struggling with the pics.
We have a whole load of techie help and info here:-
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,34093.0.html
You just need to find the right set of instructions for whatever system you are using.
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Sorry ;D
This is the best I could do!
Aren’t the pictures i provided enough to give an answer?
Please tell me so, i don’t think I can post something better
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:) I do understand your frustration, believe me. ::)
I think your sculpture is of a couple of big water birds, which are a fairly unusual feature, but this is not an area of glass I know anything about.
Your pics don't blow up as much as I'd like them to, the instructions provided in the link I gave you would fix that. Others who would know more do need to be able to see details clearly.
We also need to see what the base looks like. Even if there's "nothing to see there" the sort of "nothing" can tell us a lot.
I don't know what systems you're using, so I can't help with details.
I use paintshop pro, which works on my windows 7, I can't help with anything more advanced than that.
If you can't find the right instructions for your systems, click on the envelope under my username and send me a private message. That way, you can then email me the images and I'll resize them for you.
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Thank you very much! :)
I Will try my best to post more and better quality pictures.
If I am not able to I will surely try your last option! ;D
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A plain background helps loads.
(a couple of sheets of A4 would do)
We're trying to work out what a three dimensional object looks like from a 2D image.
You have the advantage of knowing what it looks like properly before you take the photo, so when you see the image, it looks as it should.
But to us, who don't have that advantage, we can't really work out what bit is where and reflections from stuff in the background don't help.
The carpet? seems to reflect up into one bird's body and then the up into the tips of the others' wings.
Did you use the very closest-close-up feature of the camera? On enlargement, they seem to go out of focus, so detail is lost.
And it is sideways on, turning it around 90 degrees would help too. ;D
Do get in touch if you're stuck. :)
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If you can't manage to resize your pics (and we do know it can be a problem with images taken on an iPad) you can send me copies directly and I'll resize them and add them to your post for you.
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All resized images now added to Antonio's posts across this topic. I hope they are helpful in providing an ID. :)
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Thank you very much for your time Anne! :)
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....now that Magic Anne fixed the problem with the pictures no-one has a clue? ???
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Not everyone visits the board every day so you may have to wait a wee while. It's also peak holiday time so folks might be away. Be patient. :)