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Glass / Re: Signed Art Glass Vase, Free Form 2011
« Last post by SNJ on Today at 05:59:56 PM »Thanks John, never thought to Google 'Free Form' as a producer, just assumed that it was a description of the shape or decoration!
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Glass / Re: Signed Bulbous Vase, Red & White Swirl
« Last post by SNJ on Today at 05:56:42 PM »Thanks very much, everyone. It came with some other Maltese pieces so the attribution makes sense. Even knowing that it's Valetta doesn't make the signature any clearer but it is actually a very attractive piece in the flesh.
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Glass / Re: Signed Bulbous Vase, Red & White Swirl
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 05:10:32 PM »Just throwing the net wide Sue! Would think Valetta too, seen a few of their bits in these colours over the last couple of years.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Dartington tankard for show.
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 04:59:28 PM »That is really a bit special.
Dartington Glass, for Dartington Hall and with a Frank Thrower signature.
But it doesn't look that easy to sup beer from that wide rim. You'll need a straw.
Dartington Glass, for Dartington Hall and with a Frank Thrower signature.
But it doesn't look that easy to sup beer from that wide rim. You'll need a straw.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: James Powell for show.
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 04:53:46 PM »Think the designer could be Thomas Graham Jackson, nice and hard to find.
John
John
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Glass / Re: Signed Bulbous Vase, Red & White Swirl
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 04:50:15 PM »I can kind of read Valletta more into the mark than Mtarfa.
I would not have thought Phoenician.
I would not have thought Phoenician.
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British & Irish Glass / Re: Webb Corbett bowl for show.
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 04:46:58 PM »Not just 5, but 5 all in different positions.
I'm beginning to suspect this is something rather special and unusual, even for an unusual genre.
I'm beginning to suspect this is something rather special and unusual, even for an unusual genre.
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Glass / Re: Signed Bulbous Vase, Red & White Swirl
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 04:45:03 PM »Could be Valetta or Mtarfa, pretty sure it is from one of the glass makers on Malta, Phoenecian is another possibility.
John
Sue is more than likely right.
John
Sue is more than likely right.
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Glass / Re: Signed Bulbous Vase, Red & White Swirl
« Last post by chopin-liszt on Today at 04:43:31 PM »Valletta, I think. 
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Glass / Re: Signed Art Glass Vase, Free Form 2011
« Last post by glassobsessed on Today at 04:41:42 PM »Free Form Studio Glass looks like it is in Weymouth, think the name would read S (Stuart) Wiltshire.
John
John
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