Topic: small compote with ceramic rim

[McArt]

Is it Hadeland, Whitefriars or anything else? It's 8cm tall or little more than 3in.

Thank You!

[ahremck]

Hello and welcome to the board.  The rim is simply white glass.  Unfortunately I can't identify the maker.

Ross

[flying free]

I saw this and thought it was gorgeous but forgot to bid.
I'm sorry can't help on the maker.  It's beautifully made and very elegant.  You have a lovely piece there.
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[Ivo]

It looks a bit venini-ish to me...

[McArt]

Thank you for replies!

Ross it's not glass trailing like on a tango glass, it looks and feels like enamel, I saw WF version described as ceramic so I used that terminology.

Thank You flying free! I like it a lot too, I find it very fine and elegant.

Ivo I wish it was Venini, however I doubt it's Murano, but who knows...

[johnphilip]

I have an identical one i have had for at least 25 years never been able to ID it , i saw another sold about 6 years ago again un IDd  .
The are beautifully made .

[flying free]

It might be because the white the rim has been coloured with tin oxide (I think I've got that right?) And the contrast with the dark glass makes it a very pronounced white.
I don't think it is ceramic.
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[Bernard C]

See a similar example in green, which I sold to Leni some years ago.   Note the outcome of her query to Venini.

http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-2384

Bernard C. 

[McArt]

Thank You!

possibility of Venini is very exiting to me

[Bernard C]

It's a remote possibility, that's all.   Don't get too excited.   

Bernard C.