Topic: Possible Eisglas posy vases.

[flying free]

this 
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,46076.0.html

[Paul S.]

ah yes, see what you mean  -  in fact I hadn't see most of yesterday's posts - I was so engrossed in my own good fortune.      I like the quality of your photograph, makes the goblet look especially good with that lighting, and the black background.   It's not easy producing good results with clear glass, and you've done well.       It's essential to be ecstatic about something, although think I've gone off mine a little - they are a tad smallish, and don't quite have the same appeal as your piece, plus I try now to stick to British, and even that's coming out of my ears.         If you say the likelihood is Bohemian (for yours and mine) then I wouldn't argue with you.

[flying free]

mm, what size are the nautilus posies?  are you interested in selling please?
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[Paul S.]

you will see that the height of 4.1/4" was given in my first post.       Don't think that I'd sell them, but will send you an off-board email

[flying free]

yes, sorry Paul I did see that when I scrolled up again.  Well if you ever did decide you could part with them, please would you let me know?    many thanks
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[Ivo]

Ask me if you need a matching set of leaf dishes.

[flying free]

Pretty Ivo!  Do you use them?
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[Ivo]

No - they tend to disintegrate in the dish washer. I figure these are from Meisenthal circa 1880.

[Paul S.]

.........oh, but mine is nicer than Ivo's            Have just remembered this one from 2010...

[flying free]

Ivo, thank you  but  I would have no idea what to do with them though  My Dartington daisy dishes are dishwashable and I'd need to be able to use them.
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