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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: glasskillian on August 07, 2012, 11:24:43 PM
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A pair of these recently took my fancy after some research i feel they are good copies of early engish glass ware they measure 7" tall have nicely engraved bowls with flora i feel maybe in the jacobite style??Can anyone shed any lite on a time of manufacture etc...would love to know some more about them.. ???.Thanks
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Someone called !!! ;D
Hi ,
I think you will find this thread could also relate to your 2 glasses ,
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,48342.msg272585.html#msg272585
cheers ,
Peter.
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Showing up so soon after the other pair is intriguing... same two or a fresh batch. Oak and rose combo is odd too.
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HI ,
Intriguing yes but a fresh batch I don't think so,I have seen a few of these over the years and they appear to have a little age to them I have also seen un engraved examples, some very large ,unfortunately they have been offered by Auction houses who should know better as early baluster glasses,when informed they are always withdrawn from sale,someone once said they thought they could be Stevens and Williams ,I don't think they were made to deceive, as you correctly say the oak leaves and rose combo is odd , yes you will find oak leaves on Jacobite glasses but not in this combo , the rose is also not a form seen on any period engraved Jacobite's so I think they are probably an early 20th century re invention of a Jacobite glass.
cheers ,
Peter.
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Just to add, the ones in the thread referenced I have had for a while (nearly a year I think).
I posted them when I eventually had some free time to photograph them etc to find out more about the glasses.