Topic: help,what is antique remy ???

[chopin-liszt]

Yes, Craig, I got that bit!  :kissy:
Yes John, I know about the difference between float and drawn - it was just having them suddenly appear, kind of out of context, in part sentences that confused me.
And I'm still confused - is the drawn glass from Poland or is it polished?

So what is being sought is a design used on flat sheet glass, rather than a cut used on drinkinng glasses?

[Greg.]

Could they have said 'Reamy' instead..?

Reamy
''Descriptive of Full-Antique glass with a wavy irregular surface.''

http://www.spectrumglass.com/stained-glass/dictionary.asp#

[chopin-liszt]

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Sounds good to me, Greg!

Image here.
http://www.lamberts.de/en/products/mouth-blown-sheet-glasses/reamy-glasses.html

[flying free]

 :thup: excellent

[gold cutter]

You Guys.. (n girls )I think we might have cracked it .Reamy not remmy
very similar to Pilks Warwick patterned glass. BIG thanks to Chopin-liszt
for the link.. and big thanks to all those who posted...THANKS.
any more problems , i know where to come to for answers...
( doesn't mean the customers still gonna get any tho ).
much appreciated and thanks again .

[flying free]

that is very beautiful glass.  Thanks for the link Sue and I'm glad we discovered what a Reamy is at last.

[wolkenreb]

Yes, well done guys.  Great detective work. :thup:

[chopin-liszt]

 

Credit must go to  :smg:  Greg  :smg:  who cracked the proper name - I only did a wee google on Greg's correct identification!

[antiquerose123]

Yes, well done guys.  Great detective work. :thup:

I would have had no idea -- the *only* thing I could think of was since they said for an "Antique Remy..."   I was thinking that they might have meant *Antique Reamer* like THIS     but had called it by the wrong name, or just a different name.  That would have been the only thing to cross my mind.

So Great Detective work to all  :thup: