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Author Topic: Large marigold carnival glass bowl, id needed! ID = Eda Glasbruk, BOWMAN  (Read 1895 times)

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Offline -JJH-

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Hi all,
OK, here we go once again - I stumbled across a nice large glass bowl, that I could not identify. Below are some photos, but I have some additional details that might help identifying this bowl.

- outside top diameter is app. 26,5 - 28 centimeters
- bottom (foot) diameter is app. 11 centimeters
- height is app. 8,5 - 9 centimeters
- all patterns and details are on the outside surface, the bowl inside is plain.
- it seems, that the glass has quite a number of bubbles stuck inside. Sign of old and/or poor quality process maybe? On the other hand, the 'metallic' marigold surface is superb and incredibly colorful.

Side view: http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/jarnoharma/IMG_2143.jpg
Side view, zoom: http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/jarnoharma/IMG_2144.jpg
Bottom: http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/jarnoharma/IMG_2147.jpg
Top #1: http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/jarnoharma/IMG_2146.jpg
Top #2: http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/jarnoharma/IMG_2145.jpg


All information concerning this item is welcomed, especially the manufacturer and possible timeframe when this item might have been manufactured.

-JJ-

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Re: Large marigold carnival glass bowl, id needed!
« Reply #2 on: October 11, 2010, 09:28:24 PM »
The bowl is from Eda Glasbruk in Sweden - the pattern is called BOWMAN (that is the original Eda name given in their catalogues). Date in Carnival was the late 1920s. The item is shown in Eda's 1929 catalogue.

The pattern is very similar to Brockwitz "London" design, as Pamela noted (by the way, that pattern is called "Nutmeg Grater" by Carnival collectors). However, there is an extra design element in Bowman that can be seen on the bowl shown in this thread - that is the row of notches both above and below the wide diamond band. That details shows it to be Eda's Bowman. It's most unusual to find a bowl from Eda in the UK, unless it has been brought here by a collector.

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Re: Large marigold carnival glass bowl, id needed! ID = Eda Glasbruk, BOWMAN
« Reply #3 on: October 12, 2010, 07:18:04 AM »
Thank you so much, Glen  :kissy:
It's exactly that characteristic difference that led to my possibly
 :hi:
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