Topic: probable 'Graniver' by Leerdam.

[pamela]

http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Vallerysthal-Portieux-1908.65+B6YmFja1BJRD02NSZwcm9kdWN0SUQ9MjQ1MyZwaWRfcHJvZHVjdD02NSZkZXRhaWw9.0.html
Paul, also Vallerysthal-Portieux made this design, and the colour of yours looks right to me for France too
My opaque white beehive is 03989 of pressglas-pavillon.

[Paul S.]

thanks for all the help and ideas  -  I'm absent for a few hours, but will come back on this after lunch

[Ivo]

Colopal glows.

[rosieposie]

Your link has done the same as mine Christine...gone to the Home page.  I see now that you have to select 'Verkoop',  then the blue writing that says 'Glas en Kristal', then scroll down a few pieces until you come to the blue honeypot which I think is the same as yours Paul.
Ivo,  do you by any chance happen to know if the yellow geometric design by Berlage was made with Colopal?

[Ivo]

According to the book, the services "I"  and "Ia" from 1924 were made in pressed yellow glass; it was produced 1924-1927 - so several years before Colopal came into use.

[rosieposie]

Thanks Ivo... great info, I like the geometric teaset and will keep an eye out for it as I love Art Deco tableware.

[Paul S.]

Thanks very much to Ivo for the Leerdam Colopal reference, pattern No. 1941, dating from the early 1930's.         My earlier comment that the surface was smooth wasn't correct, and as you can see from some additional pix there is a rough granular texture to much of the surace area.    thanks to all for the interest.

[Ivo]

in which case it may be Graniver, from the twenties. Check it using your UV light - Graniver does not glow.

[Paul S.]

It does most definitely glow Ivo.........  see my original pictures.

[flying free]

This one also signed apparently

http://www.ebay.fr/itm/SUCRIER-RUCHE-OPALINE-VERTE-SIGNE-VALLERYSTHAL-/261216555282?pt=FR_JG_C%C3%A9ramiques_Verre&hash=item3cd1b85112#ht_879wt_1271
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