Topic: Webb Flair question.

[keith]

Did Stuart buy Strathearn or visa versa, I thought you meant the whiskey labels on the wall, ....Paul; this is the top shelf.....

[KevinH]

As I was passing through, just thought I'd add  ...

1980 Strathearn Glass had been taken over by Stuart and Sons of Stourbridge, and renamed Stuart Strathearn.
From http://www.ysartglass.com/Strathearn/Strathearn.htm

[keith]

Ta, 

[chopin-liszt]

And there are two bits there, side by side, are there not?
The red and black bowl; and the ebony and gold cylinder.

[Paul S.]

it's more like the Great Wall of China

[keith]

There is a bit of Japanese 'china' but no China china, also this on a different shelf....

[nigel benson]

Hi,

I know Peter has already commented and said 'yes' - Webb's, but I thought I'd add a little.

I have a bowl of the same shape, but with a green centre piece. I can't check the base or whether it's marked as it's packed away somewhere, but I never questioned it, either when I bought it, or since. Importantly, I have had other (cut) pieces using the same shape, and not always marked with a back stamp. It also features as a shape in contemporary articles on Hammond and Webbs.

Nigel

[keith]

Thanks again Nigel,