Topic: glass perfume bottle signed - ID = Margaret Burke

[sally64]

Hello,

Could someone please help me on the  name on this perfume bottle.

I have tried my best to take a picture it has for Lib? and the name M ? my picture file is to big for this web site but i can send a picture by e-mail

Have tried looking but to no luck

Many thanks sally.

[chopin-liszt]

hi and welcome. 
Plenty of techie help here on how to fix images for posting.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,34093.0.html

If you still can't manage, click on the envelope under my username to send me a personal message. We can get into email contact through that and you can send me the images for resizing for you.

[sally64]

[Mod: Images reset as clickable Attachments to the post in order avoid loss from a 3rd party host site}

[Greg.]

Hi Sally,

The first part of the script, looks to possibly read ''For Liberty's'' and the second part could be signed ''M Burke' although I not completely sure on this part.

Here is a link to Margaret Burke's website:
http://www.emglass.co.uk/margaret_burke_collection.htm

Hope this helps a little.

Greg

[chopin-liszt]

I've just checked a Margaret Burke bowl I have, but it is only marked M 3. The M is not a signature-y one, just a capital M. Not a lot of help, sorry.
The colour is one she uses and it wouldn't surprise me if it was her work.

[KevinH]

Hi Sally64, welcome to the board.  With my moderator hat on, I have reset your images as attachments to the post rather than inline URLs to the "postimage" site. This is the preferred way of adding images as it retains them in the post without the possible loss that so often happens from a 3rd party site. And, as you will see, the board automatically creates a thumbnail for initial viewing and single click then displays it full size.

To make the change I made a temporary copy of your images and used those to insert as attachments. No editing was done to any of the images and I have now deleted the temporary copies.

[sally64]

Hi Sally,

The first part of the script, looks to possibly read ''For Liberty's'' and the second part could be signed ''M Burke' although I not completely sure on this part.

Here is a link to Margaret Burke's website:
http://www.emglass.co.uk/margaret_burke_collection.htm

Hope this helps a little.

Greg

Hello Greg,

Thanks for your help i wrote to Ed & margaret as i found there e-mail address and then sent them the pictures
Ed wrote this morning and confirmed yes it is one of there's i was so pleased as was not to sure i would get a reply

Would never had been able to it had it not been for this web site.

Many thanks sally.

[sally64]

I've just checked a Margaret Burke bowl I have, but it is only marked M 3. The M is not a signature-y one, just a capital M. Not a lot of help, sorry.
The colour is one she uses and it wouldn't surprise me if it was her work.

Hello Sue,

Thanks for your help i wrote to Ed & margaret as i found there e-mail address and then sent them the pictures
Ed wrote this morning and confirmed yes it is one of there's i was so pleased as was not to sure i would get a reply

Would never had been able to it had it not been for this web site and you being able to give me the name as i would never had been able to read it.

Many thanks sally.

[sally64]

Hi Sally64, welcome to the board.  With my moderator hat on, I have reset your images as attachments to the post rather than inline URLs to the "postimage" site. This is the preferred way of adding images as it retains them in the post without the possible loss that so often happens from a 3rd party site. And, as you will see, the board automatically creates a thumbnail for initial viewing and single click then displays it full size.

To make the change I made a temporary copy of your images and used those to insert as attachments. No editing was done to any of the images and I have now deleted the temporary copies.

Hello,

Thanks for showing and changing my pictures i was not very good at that sort of thing my daughter did them and she understood about
the thumb nails pictures and she would now how to do it next time.

Thanks sally

[chopin-liszt]

 
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