Topic: Possible Nazeing bowl?

[keith]

4.5 inches high,nearly 10 across with a polished pontil mark,looks like one of those things you see round a dogs neck after they've been to the vets!

[Lustrousstone]

I can just see your little one with that round his neck ROFL
And it does look early Nazeingish

[Paul S.]

in view of the size Keith, I'd suggest this is Nazeing shape code 88/1  -  and pink does seem to vary considerably, from pale to quite intense.
In Geoff. Timberlake's book, he shows working drawings (black and white hand drawn as opposed to coloured pix) - of which this pattern is one.       
He comments that "these working drawings were in use until the end of Art Glass production in the 1950's.     They show shapes that varied from the range shown in the 1930 catalogue".
This may indicate that your bowl is post rather that pre, war...............I stand to be corrected, but it does look that way.

[keith]

Paul,thanks for the info' I'll do more research,
Christine,it maybe too big for him

[Lustrousstone]

Well perhaps he could sit in it then...

[chopin-liszt]

Style and colour look perfect for Nazeing. My guts say Nazeing.

My head wants to know where the "halos" of opaque enamel around the bubbles are. I do not see a single one.   

[keith]

Bit too small for him to sit in,can't see any 'halos' just bubbles.

[chopin-liszt]

The lack of halos worries me. But it doesn't seem to be affecting what my guts think. 

[Paul S.]

I agree that the colour and shape seem o.k., but I always get a sinking feeling when we start discussing Nazeing - perhaps it's just the variability that is confusing.
The attached pix are of a similar bowl, but which I believe is shape code 87/1 - about 9.5" diameter at the rim - and as far as I know these are the only two truncated/straight sided bowls.         This one is clear cased, and this can be seen easily in the base.
I think the 'halos' can be seen in these pix, so I'm fairly confident of attribution - but from memory I'm fairly sure S & W also had hales, but could be wrong.

[chopin-liszt]

I can see the halos there.