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Pamela? Glen? Anyone know about this Dresser Set?

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AlmasAttic:

--- Quote from: "pamela" ---fantastic photos, Cheri, thank you!
But I am very sorry, I can neither identify yours nor Anne's  :twisted:

the matt finish of your set, Cheri, tells me it is probably not of German Art Déco production  :?
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thanks Pamela tho I am puzzled re your comment on the satin finish...I have had Walther Nymphen green items in with this same finish, and the Mary candlesticks have this satinized finish too :?:

pamela:
Cheri, I shall have to ask Mr. Mauerhoff when we all meet here Whitsun.
Fact is that all Walther glass I have been able to buy from UK or elsewhere is matt finished and should be 50/60ies production. Only Walther glass bought locally (and it is very few  :cry:  ) is shiny or at least partly shiny
Best proof for this is my Schmetterling vase in pink and green:
pink : probably pre-WWII
http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/vasen/00851.html
green: most certainly after WWII
http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/vasen/00851.html

And the 'worst' Walther items are these Fische-bowls: obviously clear glass finished matt pink colour applied:
http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/tafelaufsaetze/00651.html
http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/tafelaufsaetze/00642.html

Especially the Möven-centrepiece makes it obvious that it's quite a different quality of glass and colour

But, after all, I do hope the experts like Mr. Mauerhoff will join us in June and give more details on production of pre and after war  :shock:

Leni:
Pamela, you accidentally posted the pink Schmetterling twice, and not the green one!   :o

Please can you say how you can tell whether it's pre or post WWII?  And do you think my amber Schmetterling is pre or post war?    :o

pamela:
Leni, I think both my green and pink one are visible there? If not please inform - could it be my local website then that I see them both in one place?
pre or post war: I can only ask for your patience until Mr. Mauerhoff gave more details on production at that time - it is just my interpreting my glasses so far (always  :twisted: )

Glen:
Pamela - could it just be that more matte ones were exported and more glossy (shiny) ones were not?

Glen

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