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Rowland Ward Etched Crystal Glasses
Mr ED:
--- Quote from: bryan on May 12, 2014, 06:26:12 AM ---I am interested in the Rowland Ward collection of etched crystal illustrating African big game. Of particular interest is the beer mugs, glassware and water jug. Any help in putting me on a path to locate would be helpful. Thanks, Bryan.
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Bryan; I have what you need, although I only have 1 (one) Beer Stein/Tankard. All are in mint condition.
ED
André de Jager:
Hi everyone interested in Rowland Ward Edged Crystal Glasses depicting wildlife.
Our collection of the following is for sale:
5x Liqueur
6x Sherry
3x Beer Tankards
5x Wine
6x Water
3x Cognac
1x large Water Jug
1x Wine Decanter
All items are in perfectly good health with the exception of the wine decanter which has a chip on its lip.
Queries or further information is welcome as is a realistic offer on this beautiful collection, should you be interested.
This collection was purchased from Rowland Ward, Nairobi in 1969. I can send pictures of the collection on request.
Regards
André
verasomen:
--- Quote from: André de Jager on November 24, 2014, 06:31:06 PM ---Hi everyone interested in Rowland Ward Edged Crystal Glasses depicting wildlife.
Our collection of the following is for sale:
5x Liqueur
6x Sherry
3x Beer Tankards
5x Wine
6x Water
3x Cognac
1x large Water Jug
1x Wine Decanter
All items are in perfectly good health with the exception of the wine decanter which has a chip on its lip.
Queries or further information is welcome as is a realistic offer on this beautiful collection, should you be interested.
This collection was purchased from Rowland Ward, Nairobi in 1969. I can send pictures of the collection on request.
Regards
André
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Not sure how to reply. Am interested in Rowland Ward wine glasses. Please send photos of wine glasses if still available. I presume you will reply here.
vera somen
sph@ngw:
Roland Ward, England & Kenya (established late 19th Century)
The Rowland Ward company made its name in the late 19th & early 20th Centuries as taxidermists. Responding to demand, the company expanded into actually arranging African safaris, & retailing (from shops in London & Nairobi) all kinds of goods relating to big-game hunting. The labels below were both on the same set of drinking-glasses, which were engraved with African animals. These particular glasses were made in West Germany, but they were probably also sourced from Bohemia
Janey b:
I have the big game series- 8 wine glasses, 4 tumblers and one water pitcher. I have no idea of a fair market price? Any suggestions.?
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