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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Paperweights => Topic started by: keith on May 25, 2015, 06:28:24 PM
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2.75 inches tall and a bit battered to say the least, might take it to the Ruskin centre for a polish later in the week, any ideas please ?
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If it was mine Keith I would leave it as it is, looks lovely with all that wear and history, I'm really not a fan of restored glass, I wonder if it's been used as a marble?.
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Don't think it would roll very well ::), got it for the wife I'll let her decide if she wants it polished I'm not really bothered, it does have character the way it is, ;D ;D
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Hi Keith. It is Old English, but no one has yet identified the factory. If you check my website, the Old English pages show a number of paperweights and bottles from this maker (OE2).
Alan
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Thanks Alan, great site ;D ;D
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Looks like it might have been used for darning socks. There is a pic. here of a wooden darning egg........light bulbs were also used :o
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darning
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Hi. I think you would need strong wrists to use it as a darning mushroom!
Alan
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It is very heavy, ;D
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Darn it !.....hadn't thought of that ! ::)