Topic: Crystal bowl with sandblasted flowers - not Cascade

[Shinyglass]

A friend gave me this bowl because I collect Stuart Cascade, but this isn't Cascade. The flowers' petals are not the same, they have two stamen, not three, and two of the leaves on each branch are also sandblasted. I've got Royal Brierley Fuschia, and it isn't that either. There's no maker's mark or stickers and my image searches are just pulling up Cascade. The shop they got it from couldn't help either, since it was a charity find, but they do have several more bowls like it.

(Sorry about the photo, we've got bright sunlight at the mo.)

[Anne]

It might be worth looking through Replacements.com at the fuchsia patterns, here's a link which should hopefully work for you.
https://www.replacements.com/search?query=fuchsia+glass

[Shinyglass]

Thanks, but I tried there first. The image search largely returns Cascade, and I looked through the fuchsia results manually without finding a match. I'm not honestly sure the flowers are even fuchsias since they only have two stamen, but I'm not sure what else they would be.

There's a rosebowl in the same cut there, so it is definitely part of a range.

[flying free]

The shape reminds me of Webb Corbett - but then I don't know anything about this era glass so it might be a common shape amongst makers.  Just a thought in case it helps

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