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British & Irish Glass / Re: Davidson's drinking glass.
« Last post by keith on Yesterday at 11:03:15 PM »I think you may be right, I'll have another look in the morning 
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Glass / Re: Art Deco Glass Lidded Pot With Penguins Adorned To The Lid????
« Last post by Mosquito on Yesterday at 10:48:01 PM »I recall I’ve seen this pattern in opalescent glass and marked ‘Costebelle’. Don’t know much about Costebelle, though I do have a floral lidded pot (my one is apparently unmarked) which I’ve seen other versions of with either Costebelle or Etling marks — hence I suspect Choisy-le-Roi production.
Edited to add: here’s another opalescent version and some more info: http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t6782-vide-poche-aux-pingouins-costebelle
Scrolling down there’s an example with an apparent retailer’s label: Cristaux d'art DELLA TORRE
This pattern, Etling 278, is sometimes seen with a moulded ‘Costebelle’ to the base and no Etling mark to the lid: https://projetetling.wikidot.com/etling278 Hence the possible C-l-R connection.
Edited to add: here’s another opalescent version and some more info: http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t6782-vide-poche-aux-pingouins-costebelle
Scrolling down there’s an example with an apparent retailer’s label: Cristaux d'art DELLA TORRE
This pattern, Etling 278, is sometimes seen with a moulded ‘Costebelle’ to the base and no Etling mark to the lid: https://projetetling.wikidot.com/etling278 Hence the possible C-l-R connection.
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Glass / Re: It's a mystery to me.
« Last post by flying free on Yesterday at 09:00:08 PM »have a look on here - I have two of these and put them under a question about linen smoothers originally. I decided they were paperweights and possibly pottery of some sort however I still think one of mine is obsidian.
I have an antique linen smoother which is glass like MoL 5500 here:
http://www.theglassmakers.co.uk/pdffiles/linensmoothers.pdf
So I attempted to use these two to see whether I thought they could smooth linen( actually ribbon smoothers were also used ) and decided they were the wrong shape.
I am very interested in Ivo's suggestion however I have two and the base of them is completely and utterly flat - hence me thinking they were paperweights not for smoothing anything.
I also don't know if they are pottery or glass. I 'll try and find my thread on it.
Here's the thread where I've shown mine - I have two now:
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,63636.msg356979.html#msg356979
I've not noted it on that thread, but I'm pretty sure I came down on thinking they were paperweights via some research somewhere
I do think at least one of the two I have could be obsidian. It is extremely heavy like cast iron. Is yours heavy?
I have an antique linen smoother which is glass like MoL 5500 here:
http://www.theglassmakers.co.uk/pdffiles/linensmoothers.pdf
So I attempted to use these two to see whether I thought they could smooth linen( actually ribbon smoothers were also used ) and decided they were the wrong shape.
I am very interested in Ivo's suggestion however I have two and the base of them is completely and utterly flat - hence me thinking they were paperweights not for smoothing anything.
I also don't know if they are pottery or glass. I 'll try and find my thread on it.
Here's the thread where I've shown mine - I have two now:
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,63636.msg356979.html#msg356979
I've not noted it on that thread, but I'm pretty sure I came down on thinking they were paperweights via some research somewhere
I do think at least one of the two I have could be obsidian. It is extremely heavy like cast iron. Is yours heavy?
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Davidson's drinking glass.
« Last post by NevB on Yesterday at 06:36:35 PM »I'm not sure as the marks are sometimes difficult to tell apart but I think it's a Henry Greener mark. The earlier one shown here.
http://english-pressed-glass.com/?page_id=49
http://english-pressed-glass.com/?page_id=49
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Glass / Art Deco Glass Lidded Pot With Penguins Adorned To The Lid????
« Last post by LEGSY on Yesterday at 05:24:04 PM »Have not been able to find much about this piece i think i had one once before many years ago and i
sold it on ebay to a chap in France if i remember rightly but not to sure? The glass seems well moulded
and of good quality i have found two threads on here about one but both seemed to be older ones and
had no conclusion on a maker. Would love to find out who made it if anyone knows??? Thank you
sold it on ebay to a chap in France if i remember rightly but not to sure? The glass seems well moulded
and of good quality i have found two threads on here about one but both seemed to be older ones and
had no conclusion on a maker. Would love to find out who made it if anyone knows??? Thank you
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British & Irish Glass / Davidson's drinking glass.
« Last post by keith on Yesterday at 02:41:02 PM »Half pint I'd think, press moulded,6 inches tall with lots of wear with the Davidson mark to the base, very difficult to photograph. Picked up from the Stourbridge glass museum.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Green uranium vase
« Last post by NevB on Yesterday at 11:21:13 AM »As you say perhaps Stourbridge although it might be continental, I think you will have difficulty pinning down a maker.
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Glass Trinket Sets / Re: GTS mystery set no. 3 - ID = Tynesyde Glass by Sowerby
« Last post by Walden on Yesterday at 04:26:49 AM »Or maybe 11, since it came in both uranium and non uranium green.
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Glass / Re: It's a mystery to me.
« Last post by chopin-liszt on May 28, 2024, 06:48:37 PM »I like Ivo's suggestion. If a cloth were tied around it to hold ink, or a thick bit of felt for a blotter were attached, that would have protected the glaze from damage, as well as the base.
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Glass Events / Czech Republic - Modern Glass, ONLINE auction 6th June 2024, starting at 7 p.m
« Last post by kerameumcz on May 28, 2024, 06:15:27 PM »Important Bohemian & Czech Glass sale takes place on the 6th June 2024, starting at 7 p.m. CET sharp, Prague, Czech Republic.
For details and bidding please visit:
https://livebid.cz/en/auction/zika_15ea?section=moderni-sklo
Bidders need to be registered with the livebid.cz platform first and then have the actual auction activated for participation; both can be done
online before the sale. For early bidding and bidding during the auction then, just signing-in is necessary. Absentee bids can be done online up to one hour before the sale starts,
or can be sent via email, via regular mail, or submitted at ArtKabinet Zíka in Prague in person. Phone bidding during the sale is not possible for this type of auction.
Live viewing of all items is possible from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday from Monday 27th May on, on the
premises of ArtKabinet Zíka, Mikulandská 120/8, in Prague 1, Czech Republic, phone 00420-603 889 421.
Antique and vintage objects always have some degree of wear and signs of use even if not explicitly mentioned in the
description. Bidders can view all offered objects during the preview of the sale, or get this information on items of their
interest through the auction house via phone/mail before the sale.
A new printed catalogue of post-war Czech Glass 7, a sequel of the six Sypka glass catalogues, was brought out by the experts of the glass/ceramics section,
Messrs. Jan Kaňa and Jiří Viehmann. The catalogue can be ordered on
https://www.art-cabinet.com/czech-art-glass-7-d6894.html
For details and bidding please visit:
https://livebid.cz/en/auction/zika_15ea?section=moderni-sklo
Bidders need to be registered with the livebid.cz platform first and then have the actual auction activated for participation; both can be done
online before the sale. For early bidding and bidding during the auction then, just signing-in is necessary. Absentee bids can be done online up to one hour before the sale starts,
or can be sent via email, via regular mail, or submitted at ArtKabinet Zíka in Prague in person. Phone bidding during the sale is not possible for this type of auction.
Live viewing of all items is possible from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday from Monday 27th May on, on the
premises of ArtKabinet Zíka, Mikulandská 120/8, in Prague 1, Czech Republic, phone 00420-603 889 421.
Antique and vintage objects always have some degree of wear and signs of use even if not explicitly mentioned in the
description. Bidders can view all offered objects during the preview of the sale, or get this information on items of their
interest through the auction house via phone/mail before the sale.
A new printed catalogue of post-war Czech Glass 7, a sequel of the six Sypka glass catalogues, was brought out by the experts of the glass/ceramics section,
Messrs. Jan Kaňa and Jiří Viehmann. The catalogue can be ordered on
https://www.art-cabinet.com/czech-art-glass-7-d6894.html
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