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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: millarart on May 03, 2013, 11:07:52 AM
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latest charity shop find today, Monart shape MF 6 inches high in pink , purple and gold adventurine, pretty little vase in perfect condition
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A very good start to a cold, wet and miserable weekend, Gary. ;D
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lol yip you could say that, best bit was i never had intended to go down town but had to give my son a lift so decided to have a quick wander
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Even better.
My best find this year was a uranium Sowerby "Frog and Bullrushes" bowl - quite a scarce beast.
It was worth a day trip to St. Andrews and having to tolerate being surrounded by Etonians - we went to the rather more civilised Cupar afterwards for respite - my only finds there were a wfs amber swan and a couple of really great '70s Ravenhead "Beer Glasses" - a stupendous and practical design I have recently started acquiring.
Nothing as exciting as this find of yours. 8)
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That's very nice Gary. I never see Monart round here at all!
Sue, which Ravenhead beer glasses are they?
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I have a boxed pair, so I know they're simply called "Beer glasses", Anne. :)
They're an unusual shape - the "stem" is part of the glass itself.
Perhaps I should start a thread sometime on the textured/designer-shaped drinking tumblers I've been squirrelling away! I rather like them, but then there was the huge fuss and surge in interest in all the Alexander Hardie-Williams printed tumblers (which I'm not overly fond of) so I reckoned I'd been pipped at the post regarding any tumbler followers!
I still really prefer the textured/designer-shaped ones.
this is the "Beer glass". :)
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That's very nice Gary. I never see Monart round here at all!
Sue, which Ravenhead beer glasses are they?
thanks Anne
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Even better.
My best find this year was a uranium Sowerby "Frog and Bullrushes" bowl - quite a scarce beast.
It was worth a day trip to St. Andrews and having to tolerate being surrounded by Etonians - we went to the rather more civilised Cupar afterwards for respite - my only finds there were a wfs amber swan and a couple of really great '70s Ravenhead "Beer Glasses" - a stupendous and practical design I have recently started acquiring.
Nothing as exciting as this find of yours. 8)
very nice Sue, its great buzz when you find something nice
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Sorry for hi-jacking, Gary. And yes, It's a great buzz - spotting something on the shelf, making a bee-line for it, trying not to get over-excited because it's probably broken, getting it in your mitts and then checking and checking and checking for damage, excitement rising as none is found... or serious pissadointment when it is!
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Sorry for hi-jacking, Gary. And yes, It's a great buzz - spotting something on the shelf, making a bee-line for it, trying not to get over-excited because it's probably broken, getting it in your mitts and then checking and checking and checking for damage, excitement rising as none is found... or serious pissadointment when it is!
hahahahaahahahahahahahaah nicely put Sue lol
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I'm in on the Hi Jack, sorry....I found an Amber Frog and Bullrush Today ??? Spooky ;D ;D In great Condition. First I have seen. PS Only ever found one piece of Monart here in the N.E. ever hopefull though for a few more.
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I'm in on the Hi Jack, sorry....I found an Amber Frog and Bullrush Today ??? Spooky ;D ;D In great Condition. First I have seen. PS Only ever found one piece of Monart here in the N.E. ever hopefull though for a few more.
well another good find today , well done
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Weird finding an. other frog and bullrushes.
Honest! My brother and partner found this design very early on in our glass interest, liked it and set about trying to find all the shape variations and colours. So they've been keeping an eye on the market for them for well over 10 years - and they do not turn up very often at all!
Now, (like buses ;D ), this is 3 of them turning up all at once (one was found on ebay just the other week)