Topic: Large glass Isadora Duncan statue, Etling?

[msiscoe]

Here's one with the bob haircut, they must have made two versions of this lamp....

http://heartofohioantiques.biz/store/Glassware.html

[Ohio]

If you don't have the rolled bun hair style then the figurine is a G-130 which denotes a different hair style. As a side note Aladdin deco lamp figurines (and there are multiple Aladdin nude figurines G-70, G-50, G-130, G-163, G-77, G-375) are constantly mis-attributed as Lalique. Etling, etc. Some of the confusion exists because these were also available in the mid 30's in oplaescent. An example of the G-50 powder jar lamp (mine) is below in Pink Moonstone. Ken

[msiscoe]

Thank you everyone for your excellent information. Regarding the Etling/Sabino/Sevres connection, did D'Avesn also have links to Sevres?

[Mike M]

When Sevres took over Choisy  Le Roi -P D'Avesn was working there looking after the Opalescent glass production -apparently.

He designed for them as well as running the production side and I believe was still designing for them right up to his death c1984 (at the grand old age of 83!)

I attach a classic of his that's been discussed before I think (and was the demise of some one in last year's Antique Mastermind!)

[flying free]

Ken do you know if Aladdin did figurines as powder boxes as well as lamps please?  I've seen on another site that you have posted a bright green satin glass lamp.   I have a box link here
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,46789.msg263081.html#msg263081 that I am trying to id and it was just a thought - sorry for hijacking this thread
thanks
m

[Ohio]

Hi M. I saw this morning that you traveled over to the dark side where I reside & someone already answered your inquiry. Glad you made the trip & joined Christine. Ken

[flying free]

Thank you  I was having trouble managing to open any links on the site as my AVG kept blocking them once I'd posted.  I have now managed to find the other threads....but my head is spinning with a whole load of manufacturers who I have never heard of 
m