Topic: Uranium wine glass rinser

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Further to my post and photographs here, tonight I was going through the Launay Hautin catalogue and came across a wine glass rinser that is denoted as 'panel cut' and appears to have the same width and number of panels as mine.  Looking straight on at mine you see five full panels and then the half of one on the left and the one on the right.  So it appears to be cut in similar dimensions to the one in the catalogue.

It's on page 8 of the 1840 catalogue here:
No. 168 (top right hand corner)
https://www.glas-musterbuch.de/portal/p731

No maker on it so I think that could mean it was made by either Saint Louis or Baccarat.

Mine is panel cut and has an extremely large polished pontil mark on the base.  This would be in keeping I think with those makers.

I appreciate this is not a particularly distinctive pattern or shape, however it is extremely similar! and the flutes are cut in the same dimensions.

Images here
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for my reference:

Launay Hautin Planche 90 no 2708
https://www.glas-musterbuch.de/portal/p879

Uranium becher from Christie's which is a very similar design however no horizontal cutting around the hip indent above the foot:
https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-4810515?ldp_breadcrumb=back