Topic: Amber Bowl ---> Bubble Cluster ??

[antiquerose123]

 :hi:

I picked this up over the weekend.  Amber bowl about 5 inches wide, and about 2.5 inches tall.  It does have wear on the bottom.  The bubbles are kinda all clustered together (or have like a crystallized look) to them.  Not sure what to call them.  Seems to be well made with a nice wide top rim.  I have no idea what to call this -- and in the bubbles there almost looks like *ash* or something in it.

Any ideas at all ?   Maker, description of bubbles, year made ??

Kinda striking look to it, IMHO... :thup:

[antiquerose123]

*** Polite bump after 3 years.....  Never say Never....LOL

Might this be Schott Zwiesel --- designed by Heinrich Löffelhardt ??  I find things in Blue but not Amber??

Thxs

[flying free]

That's what it also reminded me of Rose  but I couldn't find the amber.
m

[antiquerose123]

That's what it also reminded me of Rose  but I couldn't find the amber.
m

Thanks Flyingfree!

So the Hunt is still on.......Seems like it is Well Made, IMHO

[flying free]

rose the rim is cut and polished isn't it? 
Also can you do a side on profile shot to show the shape of the bowl as it seems to go in towards the foot.  That might help id it one day.
thanks
m

[antiquerose123]

rose the rim is cut and polished isn't it? (( yes it is...))
Also can you do a side on profile shot to show the shape of the bowl (( done see pic below )) as it seems to go in towards the foot.  That might help id it one day.
thanks
m

As per your Request.....here is a side pic....Yes goes in at the bottom

[rocco]

I would say no to Zwiesel and Löffelhardt - colour is wrong, the bubbles in the Zwiesel "Florida" range go from top to bottom on opposite sides, and the rim is hotworked.
I looked through the Gralglas book and CD-Rom (they made bubbly pieces in this style as well), but I couldn't find the shape; and their pieces seem to have a clear casing usually.

The most similar I could find regarding colour, rim and technique is >> this Hessenglas vase from the late 1960s.

Michael

[antiquerose123]

I would say no to Zwiesel and Löffelhardt - colour is wrong, the bubbles in the Zwiesel "Florida" range go from top to bottom on opposite sides, and the rim is hotworked.
I looked through the Gralglas book and CD-Rom (they made bubbly pieces in this style as well), but I couldn't find the shape; and their pieces seem to have a clear casing usually.

The most similar I could find regarding colour, rim and technique is >> this Hessenglas vase from the late 1960s.

Michael

Hi Michael:

I know nothing of that maker ----- But I think you have hit it on the head (IMHO).  The bubbles cluster look very much the same, and the colors.

I would say *Your Spot On* IMHO, but I have never held a piece by this maker.  But I can see very much the same qualities!!

I think you have NAILED IT !!! 

Thank YOU!!!!!