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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Resolved Glass Queries => Topic started by: Elmwood on September 28, 2009, 04:28:27 PM
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Hi,
Picked this up thinking it was a truly modern piece, maybe Ikea item and was amazed it revealed Kosta Boda number 324.
It has age related wear to the base, but I know so little about the more modern pieces. Has anyone any info as to the approx age of the item, or the relevance of the numbers please. ( I guess it signifies the range?)
All info and assistance always appreciated, thanks Sharron
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Hi,
Picked this up thinking it was a truly modern piece, maybe Ikea item and was amazed it revealed Kosta Boda number 324.
me too...!
I don't think 324 conforms with KB production numbering.
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Thanks Martyn,
So are we saying someone has done a bit of scribbling on the base?
You know, When I washed it I was worried about some water that had somehow got into the base of foot. There is a tiny pinprick of a hole dead centre on the base.
What a fool am I ......
Sharron
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I'd have said M&S early to mid noughties, a vibro pen plus a little creative thinking! :P
Very noughty indeed!
Robbo
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Agreed, although the only creative thinking was rearranging the numbers 2, 3, 4....
Sometimes the colour on these is just sprayed on and scratches off if you take a wire scouring pad to it....might be worth a go in this case.!
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Agreed, although the only creative thinking was rearranging the numbers 2, 3, 4....
Sometimes the colour on these is just sprayed on and scratches off if you take a wire scouring pad to it....might be worth a go in this case.!
Ooh, don't do that! It can't help being a changeling.. ;)
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I saw two of these on a flea market last Saturday - unsigned.
One had a hole in the base like you describe it, the other one
was closed.
I wonder if they might be Krosno / Poland?
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Hi,
Thanks guys- thankfully only paid £1.50 for it from our car boot. Also the seller had partially removed an auction label.... (more , thought it was too good to be true, and the inscribing seemed a tad amateurish! Anyway only have "none-scratch" scourers in this house, so have left well alone BUT in daylight you can see a fine misty covering on the glass which presumably is the spray?
So if I had all these red flags ringing- why did I buy it? not even partial to the colour. Guess we can't resist a bargain. Still chuffed with my other car boot purchase though, the Orrefors bowl which is labelled and signed authentically and that cost me £1.
Thanks once again for all your help and comments, Sharron ;)