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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: wayan on September 20, 2010, 05:43:07 PM
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Hi all, hope you can advise me on a recent purchase of a 10 inch Brutus vase which I purchased to make up a pair.
The new one has been made with considerably more glass than the first ( 1120 g vs 895g )
As a result, the bottom is thicker, but more to the point, the overall glass finish is rippled with an almost wood grain finish vs a conventional smooth finish I have on other Brutus vases.
To me, I do not have an aesthetic pair and wondering if my new acquisition is a second?
The opinion of the board would be appreciated!
Many thanks
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hello wayan. Forgive my ignorance - I've never before heard of a 'Brutus vase', but would have thought that if your later purchase contained something a tad over 25% more glass than the first, then there was something amiss :) Are you not able to post some pictures of these vases for comparison? :)
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reply.
It is quite a difference in weight hence I believe the rippling effect was caused and in my view not a normal variation.
Its a Wegwood Frank Thrower design in three sizes ( I believe) 6/8 /10 inch
This post has photos but also trying to upload mine - apologies if it does not work ( first time etc!)
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,35174.msg190569.html#msg190569
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oops - only one photo
heres another!?