Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. > Poland
Mystery blue pressed bowl, - ID = Poland, Stolle Niemen
Connie:
"Heads-up" means an alert or calling attention to an event, item, situation etc.
I understood perfectly what Glen meant and it never occurred to me that it was an Americanism.
It is funny how after being a member of this board I catch myself using phrases that are un-American.
Most members here say "no joy" when you haven't found something. Most Americans would say they had "no luck" but I now catch myself saying "no joy" :lol:
There is also another pecularity I see regularly on this board between English English speakers and American English and it is a difference in grammar. The most notable difference to me is whether you consider a company like TKMaxx or TJMaxx a singluar or plural proper noun. How can we all speak English but be so different :lol:
Bernard C:
I saw another example of this fine quality bowl a few days ago in a really nice light amber. Sadly it was badly damaged, otherwise I would have started a collection!
It's nearly six years since my original attribution query with no real progress other than it's not Australian (thanks Cathy). Any ideas?
Bernard C. 8)
Cathy B:
Restored, as requested.
Bernard C:
Cathy — Thanks. Can New Zealand be eliminated?
Bernard C. 8)
Lustrousstone:
VEB Saschenglas (aka post-war Walther)? It has that post-war sort of Walther blue in a pre-War (Art Deco) design. American?
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