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Paul S.:
thought they might have been Sowerby - especially with that saw-tooth top rim, and the very yellowish green colour  -  but don't see them on the CD.    Probabaly bit of a long shot, and guess they may have come from just about anywhere.   Something like 5.25"/135mm tall.    If anyone does recognise the design would be grateful for a shout, and thanks for looking. :)

jonchellycain:
Hi Paul
I had a piece with the exact same shaped base as this and same colouring, ive looked in my files and all I have is that the one i had was listed in Petersons book Vaseline glass Canary to Contemporary c1860
Sorry couldnt be of any other help, will try and find where i got the info from
michelle

jonchellycain:
Just checked my old listings on here and hey presto i did put it on
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,26970.msg147924.html#msg147924

Paul S.:
thanks very much Michelle  -  and have to admit I would never have dated them that far back........just goes to show.      I was thinking they were something like 1930 ish. :pb:    So, a rather enigmatic provenance then, unfortunately.     Never quite sure why I continue to buy some of this uranium glass, but I guess once smitten etc.    I see these pieces and tend to buy rather on an impulse, I must have a shed full of the stuff - although this pair do glow with real class.   I guess they will go out at some point when I need the space.    Thanks again for your time :)

Anik R:
Paul, I'd keep these really lovely uranium vases if I were you, and get rid of that junk behind them...   :P

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