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is the glass a modern replacement ? who can say ..

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claretjugcollector:
i like this jug - i like the mounting - i like the style - but thats it - the glassbody makes my head ache .. it is very easy to replace a glass like this .... where are the experts please ... anyway - the price rather funny !

http://www.the-saleroom.com/Catalogues/Item.aspx?itemId=9719509

Anne:
It looks fine to me, stylistically a match I'd have thought, and Powell glass (i.e. Whitefriars) would fit with Knox and Liberty. Price reflects what the auctioneers expect it to fetch as a quality piece - Fieldings are considered to know what they're doing re glass, but I'd await other opinions as well, as this is just my personal viewpoint. :)

claretjugcollector:
thats a beginning ! many thx for that !

jinxi:
Hi Thomas

I would think the glass is is rather more beautiful and colourful in reality!  Plain yes, but I would think that the colour would be gorgeous.  Perhaps you should look at sea green glass of a similar age on www.whitefriars.com which may give you a better idea? Personally, I would think buy or don't buy but don't buy with a view to replacing the glass!  The photo concentrates on the handle only, perhaps it is a bad photo or maybe the auctioneer agrees with you that the glass isn't worthy and is deliberately drawing all attention to the handle!

Veronica

claretjugcollector:
 :pb:

the image is bad - anyway i asked them for a condition report and if they could imagine that the glass is a modern replacement - lets wait and see what happens ...!

there was another jug some months ago .... at wooley / wallis :

http://www.the-saleroom.com/priceguide/Item.aspx?itemId=9093591

fake glass - kosher - ?? who can say ?!?!? :spls:

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