Topic: Scottish mystery piece... ysart style (ish)

[Frank]

As I sorted things out for eBay to pay a bill I found this piece again. I have had this a long time... others by the same maker were produced circa late 1990s and sold in gift shops in Scotland (at least East), later some got touted as Monart or Vasart.  but not originally as to different to fool other than a particularly inept or dishonest dealer. This one could be made at the lamp or any small studio set-up. Someones bread and butter pieces... but who?

As I cannot see this being worth the effort to list on eBay I will pass it on to anyone interested in continuing the hunt for just postage cost. Which is the same way I got it I think.

... back in a mo pics on another pc   


   ... further along the desk now 

[Frank]

Just 66mm high, so a cream jug.

Dip mould used for decoration, shaping not perfectly symmetrical.

[Alsretro]

Made me wonder about Jangles Glass who were east of Scotland and I think from around the period you mention. I've only got one piece (a vase type thing) - it has its label but that completely covers its pontil mark. It also lacks symmetry and is a bit slap dash, has a clear foot (instead of your clear handle) and a textured flecked decoration. Camera battery on charge just now but maybe a picture or two tomorrow unless you think I'm way off the mark? Think there is only one other mention of Jangles Glass on the GMB so maybe I should add mine anyway for reference.
Alastair

[Frank]

Ah now there is a thought! I have their Bird of Paradise or something.... see it here but their www has gone  Need more of their work on the site too!

Found Robbie on Linkedn... have requested an connection. They closed the business in September 2012 

[flying free]

Probably the wrong area regionally, but reminded me of some of the Teign Valley Glass stuff as well.
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[Alsretro]

I've posted a separate thread with four images of my Jangles vase for reference.

[Frank]

Above now has a new home and a reunion with a sibling. These orphans are still eager to find out their true parentage.

Thanks Keith for images.

[Frank]

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