Topic: Green bowl with purplish-white marbling for id

[yesvil]

Any ideas on this please.

It's about 40mm high and 95 wide. The car-booter said it was Dartington but I presume that's not right?

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4121/4787143440_6cd3198474_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4123/4786509559_fd79660c36_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4073/4786506657_8038698c07_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4118/4787135870_97fe41d518_b.jpg

[Anik R]

Oh, VERY nice!  Sorry that I can't help with ID though 

[flying free]

Pretty bowl!  I have a dartington studio piece where the pontil mark has the blow pipes mark of Dartington on it.  However I also have another piece where I was told it was Dartington by the seller and that has no mark.  I have been thinking my other piece is perhaps Teign Valley glass (similar area, seller confused?).  Dartington did do a range of studio pieces for a few years so it may be I guess?
Perhaps write to them and ask directly. I believe they are very helpful in responding ( note to self - write to Dartington).
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[yesvil]

Thanks Anik & Flying free. I didn't realise Dartington did studio pieces like this! what time period was that?

 Just to add on this one that the rim has quite a pronounced lip on it where it meet the body of the bowl - not sure if that's too evident in the picture.

[Lustrousstone]

Looks like a folded rim to me – not easy

Teign Valley Glass is usually signed, I think. This also looks rather sophisticated for TVG

[yesvil]

Looks like a folded rim to me – not easy

That would describe it. So many terms to learn and then forget again!