Topic: ID please art deco bud vase ?

[stew2u2]

help wanted again, i am getting better with some pieces honest
clear glass bud vase with green stripes think it has a silver rim missing

[flying free]

Stew can you load a clearer picture of the whole vase against a white background please?  I'm very interested in this because it has the dot pattern of the green on it.  It looks as though the dots were made in a similar way to a vase I posted last night for id. 
thanks
m

[rosieposie]

I was just thinking exactly the same thing m, I am watching both of these with interest!!

Pretty Piece Stew, and can you actually get to your computer!!!!!  It looks surrounded by glass!!!!!

[stew2u2]

I was just thinking exactly the same thing m, I am watching both of these with interest!!

Pretty Piece Stew, and can you actually get to your computer!!!!!  It looks surrounded by glass!!!!!

lol your not my wife in disguise

[stew2u2]

Stew can you load a clearer picture of the whole vase against a white background please?  I'm very interested in this because it has the dot pattern of the green on it.  It looks as though the dots were made in a similar way to a vase I posted last night for id. 
thanks
m

more pics hope these help i blame the camera 

[Cathy B]

Stew - this style of vase (tall with the rim) seems to have been made around the turn of the century through to the 1920s or a bit later, and it's a shame the silver rim has vanished or you'd be able to fix it further. The green sections are small applied trails. Further than that I can't help.

M: This vase is unrelated to yours.

[flying free]

Cathy yes, thanks.  I didn't think it was but was interested in time period.  Just musing that there must have been a 'time' when this broken trail decor was the in thing.
m

[Cathy B]

This one?

http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,39233.0.html

But I think the technique is different - Stew's has little trails which look as though they were applied in a spiral around the vase as it was slowly turned, whereas your vase has blobs, which look more to have been applied in trails running from top to bottom?

They could well be from the same era, though.

[flying free]

 thanks  so possibly that would fit in with mine also being 20's perhaps? 
With regards the decor, on mine the top blobs near the neck are definitely horizontal dashes, wider than the ones down the body, (which do I agree, look like blobs on the photos), so I think mine have been applied in the way I described in my thread.  It's just that as the body bit got blown out more they contracted more into looking like 'blobs', whereas at the neck the trail broke but the strands stayed looking like dashes rather than blobs.... I think
I don't think mine were applied vertically.  I think it started as a horizontal trail after the body had been blown into a ribbed mould, so the trail only adhered to the ribs. then it was turned fast to allow the bits where the trail didn't adhere in between the ribs, to break and spring back to remain as contact only with the sticky out bit of the ribs. Then mine was blown out further at the body bit.   So yes, possibly different to Stews in the final finishing stages but still applied horizontally as threads, his applied as dotted threads maybe (wouldn't that be difficult though) and mine as a complete trail at first.

I'm wracking my memory as I recall AA posted an answer to something that indicated how this was done as well, but I can't find the post at the mo.  I'll have another look later.
m

[stew2u2]

thanks for the replies
thanks again
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stew