Topic: Wanted manufacturer Vase

[samantta]

so it's not original, I'm looking for another one 

[catshome]

I thought perhaps Moser as I had a cobalt perfume bottle with similar enamel flowers and scrolls, but the thickness of the glass made me less sure. 

Have just found this on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/310332019036?ul_noapp=true (sorry Anne if this is the wrong way to put the link - am a bit rusty)

I thought the thickness and finish on the top edge as well as the flowers, look similar to the OP's vase.

Cat

[flying free]

How does the seller know they are definitely Moser?  Are they signed or labelled? I couldn't see any evidence in the listing but might have missed something 

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[samantta]

maybe this 

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/36592399_moser-layered-flower-square-cobalt-glass-vase

sory Anne 

[flying free]

again, is it signed Moser?
or labelled even?

There are many pieces on the net sold as 'Moser' but which are not.

I don't know if these are possibly by Moser but without at least finding some/one signed or labelled then I would have to query that.

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[flying free]

re the flakon/ink well you showed here
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,68074.msg378577.html#msg378577

- this has a similar foot
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/5746358_254-vase-egermann-glass-antique-vintage-old

and here again some similarities:

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/5746359_255-schenkkanne-egermann-glass-tankard-antique-vintage
They date it c.1835.  I don't know if yours is as early but maybe a bit earlier than 1850?

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[samantta]

Well, no signatures attributed to Moser and here is always a dilemma whether Moser?
 
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[samantta]

 

everything would be ok if not for the thickness and purity of the glass, it confuses me and still has carousels of ignorance.
In the meantime, I wish you a good night, I hope that we will find something tomorrow and we will find out, stop soggy through my vase, greet and until tomorrow.
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[Lustrousstone]

Moser is wishful thinking in most cases. This high enamel was/is made in Italy and Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic and even in Japan in very similar styles and over a long period. It was the shape of the glass and the overall pastel effect that made me think Czech rather than Italian and older rather than newer

[mdina glass]

I would say it is Czech going on the style and the applied  décor and the colourway I will check my books for further reference for you.