Topic: orange glasses and dishes ID Please.

[rachnathanking]

Hi all.

Please can I have some info on theses glass items.

Cant seem to find any info on the net.

Thank you.

Rach

[flying free]

is there a signature on any of the pieces at all? on the base or on the top of the foot of the glasses for example?
Nice colours!
m

[rachnathanking]

Hi M.

I have had a close look but cant see anything.

The glass is very well made and looks to be hand done.

All of the items have loads of tiny bubbles inside the glass.

Hope this is some help.

Thank you.
Rach

[chopin-liszt]

I'm afraid your pics aren't clear/focussed well enough for me to get any idea of what the texture of enamels inside the orange bits is like...

welcome to the gmb!

[rachnathanking]

Hi Chopin.

Here is some more pictures for you.

Hope this helps.

Rach

[rachnathanking]

Hi Sue.

Are theses pictures any better for you to ID this glass???

Thank you.

Rach

[flying free]

I'm not Sue but I think they look French.  However I also have another piece of glass that has this fluffy technique in the colour and I've not been able to work out where it's from.
My first port of call on research for your glasses would have been Schneider but I can't find a match to the shapes and I'm not sure if they did that glass shape.  I believe they did use the green and orange combination.  And I don't think they always marked their glass - or not their table glass.
Someone may be along to correct me though
As I said, it's just a thought not a definite.
m

[chopin-liszt]

Not a lot  (I am Sue  ) I'm afraid - and  Flying-free is so much better at this period than I am - but I'm now willing to admit my first gut-thoughts were; "Schneider-y-ish?"
It is a weird fluffy texture, I think - and I even know the thingFlying-free's talking about - the thing Ivo had, which I thought (and still think)  might be a cheese board.

Do you think your pictures show exactly what the colours inside the glass look like?

[flying free]

this is a Schneider water set in green and orange combination.
But the enlargement pics don't enlarge properly so it's difficult to compare the 'fluffy' technique and the bubbles if there are any, in the handle.
http://www.onlinegalleries.com/antiques/d/art-deco-water-set-charles-schneider-by-charles-schneider/76475
You will have to wait until someone with more knowledge comes along I think. I don't have anything in my books for these pieces unfortunately.
m

[rachnathanking]

Hi Sue and everyone that has posted.

I would have to say yes to the fluffy technique in the colour.

Loads of tiny bubbles in the green colour and the orange.

Just really need someone to give 100% it is Schneider glass 

Thank you

Rach