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Glass / Re: Unusual Cranberry & Opalescent Bucket Handled Vase???
« Last post by Lustrousstone on Today at 08:55:22 AM »It's a bit small for ice, perhaps sugar; there were lots of novelty sugars
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Glass / Re: Unusual Cranberry & Opalescent Bucket Handled Vase???
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 07:28:36 AM »That does not look heat struck, two types of glass then. Don't remember seeing anything quite like that.
John
John
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Glass / Re: Scailmont Vase?
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 07:23:28 AM »Does look likely, appears to be the same colour palette with the colours reversed.
John
John
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Glass / Re: Deceptive tumbler or something else?
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 07:12:19 AM »Twelve pages of tumblers in that catalogue, that is a huge number of designs being offered in a single year. They must have been good sellers.
I need to have a close look at this tumbler again, it is not here with me so will have to wait until later. Somewhere I have a couple of very thin tumblers too, will dig them out for contrast.
I need to have a close look at this tumbler again, it is not here with me so will have to wait until later. Somewhere I have a couple of very thin tumblers too, will dig them out for contrast.
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Glass / Re: Deceptive tumbler or something else?
« Last post by bat20 on Today at 05:20:23 AM »Iced tea !!,I’ve been pondering on those type of glasses for ages Sue and i’ve picked up a few interesting examples in the past.I wonder if also the reverse maybe true aswell ??,thicker glass for hot drinks?,John’s glass looks antique .
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Glass / Scailmont Vase?
« Last post by Birkyc on Yesterday at 07:50:20 PM »Help with identification of this vase would be appreciated.
Whilst searching for an attribution I came across several images of Scailmont vases with very similar appearance in terms of the colour palette and deliberate pattern / design in the spatter, though not one in this shape..
I would be grateful for some opinions, is this a Scailmont vase?
There are no markings.
The vase is 33cm tall, 9.3cm diameter rim, 9.5cm diameter base, maximum diameter 16cm, weighs 1.5kg
The ground rim is also bevelled.
More pictures available if required.
Thank you.
Whilst searching for an attribution I came across several images of Scailmont vases with very similar appearance in terms of the colour palette and deliberate pattern / design in the spatter, though not one in this shape..
I would be grateful for some opinions, is this a Scailmont vase?
There are no markings.
The vase is 33cm tall, 9.3cm diameter rim, 9.5cm diameter base, maximum diameter 16cm, weighs 1.5kg
The ground rim is also bevelled.
More pictures available if required.
Thank you.
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Glass / Art Deco? Green Pressed Glass Vase
« Last post by Birkyc on Yesterday at 06:00:49 PM »Can anyone help with ID for this vase please? I have exhausted all of my resources without success.
Square in form, tapering down to base, pressed glass, ribbed design, ground base.
21cm tall, 6cm square rim, 7cm square base, thick heavy glass, weighs 574g.
Art deco possibly? Czech/ Bohemian?
Has a dull glow under Ultra Violet, probably Manganese rather than Uranium.
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
Square in form, tapering down to base, pressed glass, ribbed design, ground base.
21cm tall, 6cm square rim, 7cm square base, thick heavy glass, weighs 574g.
Art deco possibly? Czech/ Bohemian?
Has a dull glow under Ultra Violet, probably Manganese rather than Uranium.
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
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Glass / Re: Deceptive tumbler or something else?
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Yesterday at 05:53:11 PM »Remember I know nothing about older glass, but this tumbler does remind me a bit, in overall internal shape (thick walled and with a very thick base with the shaped hollow extending into the base), of taller and slimmer contemporary tumblers for iced tea or coffee.
They turned up as donations when I worked in Oxfam.
I think the glass itself was perhaps a little on the yellow side. The overall feel was of old fashioned ice cream parlour glassware.
They turned up as donations when I worked in Oxfam.
I think the glass itself was perhaps a little on the yellow side. The overall feel was of old fashioned ice cream parlour glassware.
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Glass / Re: Small Green angular or hooped glass vase???
« Last post by LEGSY on Yesterday at 04:30:29 PM »wow Lindshammer that's lovely surprize thanks Nevb and i guess the vase might be a bit small for the roots thanks all.
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Glass / Re: Small Green angular or hooped glass vase???
« Last post by Lustrousstone on Yesterday at 03:46:33 PM »It's not a hyacinth vase; there is insufficient room for the roots and it's tiny. The top is too wide for crocuses
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