Topic: Stourbridge Uranium Green/Pink Creamer

[NevB]

I assume this is by one of the Stourbridge/Brierley Hill factories but so far have only found a vase in similar colours. It is 11cm. tall and has a slightly wonky ground rim which may be original but I suspect was done to remove chips. The handle appears to have been applied from top to bottom.

[Lustrousstone]

I wouldn't be surprised if it was Bohemian from the colours.

[glassobsessed]

Along the lines of this lot: http://www.kralik-glass.com/welzpeachgreenarray.html

No idea if those are uranium as well, Craig has them grouped under Franz Welz but two examples looks exactly like a pattern described elsewhere on his site as Kralik Draped. There is the possibility that more than one company could have been commissioned to produce a given product.

John

[NevB]

Thanks Christine and John, with its ground rim I did consider Bohemian but the feet didn't seem right. Having looked at the Kralik site there are actually lots of Welz pieces with the same shape and colour feet but nothing in the exact pink/uranium combination. There are only a couple of creamers on there but I do think mine is probably by Welz but I'll investigate further.

[NevB]

I've just found this, not the same but with similarities. 20thcenturyglass seem confident of the attribution.


https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4827

[Lustrousstone]

The pink and green lot John showed are not uranium, but Welz did use uranium and the striped jug is Welz. Feet are not always a good guide on their own, especially crimped ones,  because many crimping tools were universally available