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Glass / Re: Ruby Glass Vase
« Last post by Greg. on Today at 03:20:04 PM »I believe Zbigniew Horbowy designed for both.
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Scandinavian Glass / Orrefors bowl
« Last post by Keith Mick on Today at 03:02:16 PM »Does anyone recognize this cut glass bowl. It's roughly square ish in top down view and has a series of vertical V cuts running down the outside. It has "Orrefors" marked on the base. There seems to be at least some age to it because the base is quite heavily scratched. My searches have so far proved fruitless so any help with years of manufacturer, designer, pattern number etc, would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Keith
Thanks,
Keith
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Glass / Re: Ruby Glass Vase
« Last post by niktam on Today at 03:01:57 PM »Thanks Greg,
Had no idea that such a thing existed - would that have any links to Sudety Glassworks or do you think it is just crossed wires?
Many thanks,
Marie.
Had no idea that such a thing existed - would that have any links to Sudety Glassworks or do you think it is just crossed wires?
Many thanks,
Marie.
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Glass / Re: Ruby Glass Vase
« Last post by Greg. on Today at 02:23:36 PM »I suspect that reference refers to Barbara Glassworks Poland.
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Glass Paperweights / Re: DD001 1st Paperweight made or Prototype
« Last post by Greg. on Today at 02:21:05 PM »Hi Vickie, It's a specific design number, however, I'm afraid I can't help beyond that.
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Glass / Re: Ruby Glass Vase
« Last post by niktam on Today at 02:15:38 PM »Hi,
Update - checked image that came up which seemed to be the same design, went to a Polish site (grayed out as sold, so couldn't double check) Listed as Zbigniew Horbowy, Sudety Glassworks, also had Barbara??? in title - would that be Barbara Banas' book?
Just looked a Poland section where this glassblower mentioned, but all seemed to be 70's very striking designs, unlike this one - does anyone have the book to check it out?
Many thanks for any help,
Marie.
Update - checked image that came up which seemed to be the same design, went to a Polish site (grayed out as sold, so couldn't double check) Listed as Zbigniew Horbowy, Sudety Glassworks, also had Barbara??? in title - would that be Barbara Banas' book?
Just looked a Poland section where this glassblower mentioned, but all seemed to be 70's very striking designs, unlike this one - does anyone have the book to check it out?
Many thanks for any help,
Marie.
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Glass Paperweights / Re: DD001 1st Paperweight made or Prototype
« Last post by wiggy131 on Today at 01:55:32 PM »Thanks Greg, do you know what the DD001 means?
Vickie
Vickie
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Glass Paperweights / Re: DD001 1st Paperweight made or Prototype
« Last post by Greg. on Today at 01:46:22 PM »Hi Vickie,
The C"G mark is a Caithness Glass mark, indicating that the weight is a second.
Hope this helps
Greg
The C"G mark is a Caithness Glass mark, indicating that the weight is a second.
Hope this helps
Greg
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Glass Paperweights / DD001 1st Paperweight made or Prototype
« Last post by wiggy131 on Today at 01:27:52 PM »Hello Everyone, can you help with this paperweight.
Has DD001 does that mean its the very fist one make and also can you tell me who the maker might be.
Best Wishes
Vickie
Has DD001 does that mean its the very fist one make and also can you tell me who the maker might be.
Best Wishes
Vickie
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Glass / Re: Cut lead crystal flower or hyacinth bulb vase for ID please
« Last post by Ekimp on Today at 12:10:19 PM »In my Phelps Warren, plate 85A shows a vase very similar to yours in shape although the top part is more cylindrical. It is 7 inches tall and he calls it a hyacinth vase. It does look like a decanter body and neck but there is no mention of it being a decanter, just a hyacinth vase. Lucky the top survived, should think these are genuinely rare.
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