Topic: Monart or something else? ID = Monart

[Ben.unwin]

Can anyone help identify this? Kind of looks Scottish but no idea.
Measures 20cm in height and 14cm at the widest point.
Thanks in advance

[keith]

Looks good to me, see what the experts say   

[chopin-liszt]

Definitely Monart - one of my favourite and not the most common of colourways. 
I didn't need to click on the thumbnail or see its bottom. But I did click, and it's gorgeous.
A really great find. 

Peering again - does it have an applied foot? That would be even better!

[Ben.unwin]

Thanks for your thoughts, yes the foot put me off a bit and I couldn't find the shape when going through ysartglass 

[chopin-liszt]

You'll find the colourway. 
I wouldn't be surprised to find an applied foot on a bigger piece in these colours.
(I'm afraid I get in tangles trying to fit things to specific shapes in catalogues, and tend to just look at the glass itself.)

[keith]

Hey, after 11 years here I'm actually learning ! 

[chopin-liszt]

Could it be a ZD variant?
Catalogues make me dizzy.
https://www.ysartglass.com/Moncat/Page05.htm

[Ben.unwin]

It does look rather similar and the size does match up, I'll add some more photos on Sunday when I've got it in hand. So glad you spotted it in the catalogues though, I must of gone through them 3 times page to page 

[chopin-liszt]

I did not find a good image of the colourway, but it is one I know well. It's most often seen on smaller items and powder pots from my own experience.
It's all heathery and mossy.

The slight difference in shape from the photo there could simply be the camera angle.

[orangeglass]

Hi,
Definitely shape ZD, size VI - 8" or close to. Can't remember the colourway number, its on my other computer, nice find