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Is this a Pantin (monot, stumpf) glass salt? ID = Stumpf, Touvier, Viollet

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tigerchips:
I've had this hand blown pink glass salt for years & wondered what it was. It is 2in wide & 1.5in high. It has a vaseline style effect to the rim & a gold lustre in the centre. It also has streaks running down it. :?:

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chopin-liszt:
:D Hello, I'd be curious too! I have a similar thing, but straight sided and no gold lustre. Sometime/somewhere, I can't for the life of me remember when/where, I saw mine identified as Stumpf, Touvier and Violette. I don't collect this kind of thing as such, and got it just to have as an example of it. (if you know what I mean!) 8)  :D

Ivo:
Bravo, Tigerchips, you have an entirely correct attribution!

chopin-liszt:
:D:lol::shock::lol::!:
Oh my golly gosh!
Thanks Ivo!

Now:-  

What is a stumpf, a touvier and a violette?

Where is/were stumpfs, touviers and violettes?

When were/are stumpfs, touviers and violettes?

Why were/are stumpfs, touviers and violettes?

How were/are stumpfs , touviers and violettes?


I forked out £20 for mine.

Did I get a bargain?
Or was I robbed?

I haven' t been able to find them in anything, maybe I'm looking in the wrong places. (A couple of words answer would do - I was posing the questions likw that more for effect than anything else :oops: !)

KevinH:
Tsk, tsk ... seems somebody doesn't have a copy of Ivo's mini-masterpiece: "glass fact file a-z". The answer to those questions (and hundreds of others) is in the book.

 :D

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