Topic: Aseda w/ a dodgy signature...?

[Ivo]

Oh yes it is Aseda all right.

[David E]

Bit of a side note, but if this piece is Dremel (certainly looks like Aseda to me) then it's the third piece of dodgily signed glass I've seen in about a month.  Hope it's not the start of many more!   

Can you remember which countries these ones were being sold from, Max?

[Max]

Here's one of them:  It's Daum, obviously. 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230085454034

There was another piece, but I haven't kept the information. 

[Sklounion]

Obviously a spelling error.... surely this should read Dumb??
(Or perhaps not, somebody paid £23 for it.)
Regards,
Marcus

[David E]

Worth keeping an eye on - but with feedback like that?

[Pinkspoons]

H'm... I'm sure I have some czeep and czeerful Czech glass kicking about that I can Daum-ify with a Dremel if it will get me £23 a pop. 

[Sklounion]

czeep and czeerful Czech glass

Magic words!!!
Ok, so what have you got then, before it becomes "expensive and French"?
Regards,
Marcus

[Pinkspoons]

Just a couple of fairly common solifleur vases which turn into candlesticks when flipped over. Seem to recall one of them still having a Bohemia Glass label.

Oh, and a very pretty 1990s cased black vase with swirly white bits, again with label.

But labels are easily removed during the Daumatisation process! 

[Frank]

Oh, and a very pretty 1990s cased black vase with swirly white bits, again with label.

  ooohhh, picture?

[Pinkspoons]

I posted it on here aaaages ago when I first bought it, but I can't find the original thread.

But the photo is still lingering on Photobucket:

HERE