Topic: mdina glass

[jeremy11]

Hello , I found a German flea attorneys in those vessels, all signed mdina .
can you tell me what time it is ? thank you

[glassobsessed]

Welcome to the forum.

Both vases will have been made sometime from the late 1970s into the 1980s. The brown and cream pattern of the first vase is known as Earthtones.

John

[jeremy11]

oh ok i buy the twice for 15 euros each...
i have buy all the mdina in this shop...
what do ou thing about this ??
the bottle is signed   mdina glass 1974 et signature

[chopin-liszt]

Hi and welcome!
Have I seen this tall strapped bottle on ebay?
I looked at it, because it seems to be unusual (for what is an unsual and good piece of Mdina to start off with  ), it seems to be all blue, not half blue shading into half amethyst.

The cube shaped solifleur bottle is in the Tiger colourway - later than other cubes which are more complex and can contain coloured ribbons throughout.
Tiger as a pattern is more of a surface decoration on an internal gather.
Some are a bit inbetween, though. 

[jeremy11]

hello,

yes, it was me who put this bottle on eBay to try to see what we could quote me . the signing of the bottle and the enclosed vessel is : medina glass 1973 and a signature.
i paid 20 euros for each object.
and 10 euros for the other.

[chopin-liszt]

 
You clearly have a really good haul of Mdina glass!
Some excellent bits, and some more common.

This thread is already starting to get very confusing, with lots of different pieces. 
We can help you with your queries, but we like a single topic to be dedicated to each single piece of glass.
We also like images posted directly to the board - thank-you for doing this,
but they're sideways and they do not blow up big enough for use to be able to see them properly.

There is a lot of help and info in this link here, to help you to get the images sorted properly.

http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,34093.0.html

Then can we ask you to start a new topic for each piece of glass, please?

Then we can get a moderator to remove all the extra images from this topic.

To make a mark or signature on glass stand out for photography, rub a little talcum poweder over it with your thumb.
We do need to see the bottoms of bits of glass. 

[jeremy11]

ok