Topic: Glass mark help

[hamanda31]

I have acquired a rather lovely turquoise oval shaped glass dish.It is smooth inside and fluted on the underside.
I am having trouble deciphering the marking as my eyesight is so bad.

To me it looks like a horses head or a seal?
Any suggestions guys?
Cant uploasd pics as Im having trouble getting pixels right size..
King regards
Amanda

[KevinH]

Hi Amanda,

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[hamanda31]

I have acquired a rather lovely turquoise oval shaped glass dish.It is smooth inside and fluted on the underside.
I am having trouble deciphering the marking as my eyesight is so bad.

To me it looks like a horses head or a seal?
Any suggestions guys?
Cant uploasd pics as Im having trouble getting pixels right size..
King regards
Amanda

[hamanda31]

Sorry have just rotatewd pic ture of marking

[Lustrousstone]

It's a Sowerby mark. If you post a picture of the whole thing we can probably help you with a model number

[hamanda31]

It's a Sowerby mark. If you post a picture of the whole thing we can probably help you with a model number

[Lustrousstone]

It's a Sowerby 2634 bowl. I'm surprised it's marked as the design is 40s/50s and the colour and flatter shape are late 1960s/early 1970s (Cottle p46). They must have used a very old base plate. Marked Sowerby is generally the old stuff

[hamanda31]

So,,I am now confused.
Do you think its a rarer item them,hopefully not a fake?
Many thanks to everyone for their help on this item.
Amanda

[Lustrousstone]

It's not a fake (there's no value in faking these) and probably not that rare, just unusual. Many Sowerby designs were used for many years in various forms, including the 2634 range.