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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Scandinavian Glass => Topic started by: CathyG on October 07, 2007, 07:33:30 PM
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Hello Everyone!
Did Skruf every mark their glass with a stamp in the glass on the bottom? If so, when would they have made it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cathy
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Hi Cathy there is an example on ebay it finishes in 8 hours,i have the same vase but bigger,when i first saw it ,it was at the back of a closed shop in the dark,i got excited thought it was a Whitfriars banjo in flint,still bought it. no190158993330
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Thanks, I saw that but the one I've seen is like the mark was done in a blob of glass on the bottom. Anyone know if they did that kind of making?
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I hate to say this but are you sure its not the leaping salmon logo of Stathearn they are similar and its on a blob of glass like a fruit gum.
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I hate to say this but are you sure its not the leaping salmon logo of Stathearn they are similar and its on a blob of glass like a fruit gum.
Here's a picture http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v142/sassglass/?action=view¤t=mark.jpg
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Affirmative, the alchemist sign for glass done in a prunt is known for Skruf.
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Thanks Ivo!
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It there a certain time when they make this mark or do they still do it?
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Thanks Ivo without the picture it was guesswork and that mark is not in my edition of your great little book.as is not the one i have on several pieces of Skruf in my collection that look a little like the Strathearn mark.we live and learn.Thanks John.