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Author Topic: Hi Is this a Stevens and Williams or similar etched/cut glass please? Thanks  (Read 1028 times)

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Offline chriss

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Hi I was hoping for id and info about my wheel etched/cut glass which has 3 different types of flowers around the cup, facets towards the base of the cup, a faceted stem with an elongated air trap pattern within it and a cut star or wheel pattern on the base showing heavy shelf wear on the base at the inner area where the next star or wheel petal (or what ever that bit is called) meets the next one as that's the lowest part. It has a beautiful and clear ring to it when tapped. I have an etched glass bowl listed on here (titled Finely etched glass vase info please?) which is possibly Victorian to early 1920-1930's and is similar in style to me, but this is higher quality in my mind. It stands just over 7 and half inches tall. Thanks Chriss 

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Offline cmdv

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I am struggling along, myself, to ID and pin down the authentication a blue cut to clear bowl, which seems to have been identified by others as Stevens And Williams. So, in a general way,(from looking a loads of S&W) I think S&W, certainly could have been the maker. But.the main reason I am responding is to be sure you know that the main flower on your glass IN PHOTO #2 would be called Morning Glory. Here,in CT,USA k, it is an annual flowering vine that reseeds itself and grows in the same area if happy. It might begin to bloom in July.... it is still blooming - open in the mornng -=  now Sept 11, 2021. usually, an unremarkable pale purple, a favorite  Light blue version is called Heavenly Blue, a striking dark purple is called grandpa Ott. Sometimes convovouous sometimes ipomoea if you search botanical style. very pretty glass. and the heart shaped leaves are just like my real ones. The flower does have a Trumpet sort of shape viewed from the side.

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