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Chance Pressed Glass Patterns
Leni:
I like 'oblings'! :shock: Sounds like the sort of word my dyslexic son used to 'invent' :roll:
It's a good, useful word :D Thank you, David! I shall certainly use it in future to describe small oblongs :lol:
Anne:
--- Quote from: "DenCill" ---For the missing two pattern examples I now have a description:
LANCER: The Pattern is based on horizontal and vertical ridges forming oblings with rounded corners.
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David, that sounds like the jug on eBay recently?
David E:
--- Quote from: Anne ---David, that sounds like the jug on eBay recently?
--- End quote ---
I don't think so: this has panels that are ribbed vertically and horizontally, but NO OBLONGS!
I ended up buying that jug and it has a star-cut, ground flat base, which doesn't seem to conform to Chance's bases. Good thought, and well remembered though :shock:
Think you mean this one, Anne?
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Totally obling-less...
Anne:
That's the one David. It's a super jug. So not a Chance design then... wonder who made it?
Just to add these to the pressed glass collection (David has copies of them already) yesterday I found two pieces in the Britannia pattern (click for larger image):
Small bowl 87mm diameter:
Oblong tray 155mm x 256mm:
David, check out this thread... does this look like Lancer?
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,4310.msg34387.html#msg34387
David E:
Either Lancer or Gossamer, but not sure which at present (ah, to be an expert... :lol: )
I guess I'd expect something a little 'lacier' if it was Gossamer so Lancer is the best bet at present. Here's the picture again:
http://www.encill.abelalways.co.uk/chanceglass/photos/pressed/lancer-bowl-clear11.jpg
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