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Title: EDWARD MOORE GRYPHON/CHAINED SWAN VASE X2 VALUE AND INFO PLEASE
Post by: boof11 on October 24, 2017, 02:20:31 AM
 :) Hello everyone,

I have 2 Gryphon / Chained Swan vases or goblets which I think are by a edward Moore from what I have learned on these pages. These were inherited by me along with a lot of other glass and I wish to sell them. I'd be grateful if anyone could give me some idea of their value please and perhaps somewhere to sell them. They are not a pair as one is considerably heavier than the other. I'm grateful for any assistance and information. Regards,  Juls
Title: Re: EDWARD MOORE GRYPHON/CHAINED SWAN VASE X2 VALUE AND INFO PLEASE
Post by: Paul S. on October 24, 2017, 08:27:08 AM
Hi - welcome to the GMB :)              We've had discussions regarding these things on occasions, over the years - see this link for some details
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,62933.msg353770.html#msg353770   ..........  hope this helps, although you may well have already used the Board's search facility and seen this thread.

Regret to disappoint you regarding your request for values  -  as you can imagine, the value of anything is a very personal matter, and if you asked a dozen people to comment you'd probably get a dozen different answers  -  there are too many variables when it comes to assessing what something is worth so we avoid commenting.
Searching on line auctions may provide some indication - contacting auction houses directly will be useful, and speaking to professionals who specialize in glass will also help.

Wish you luck in your venture.
Title: Re: EDWARD MOORE GRYPHON/CHAINED SWAN VASE X2 VALUE AND INFO PLEASE
Post by: Lustrousstone on October 24, 2017, 09:09:07 AM
Differing weights is not abnormal and nothing to do with whether they are a pair or not. The blobs of glass that went into the mould were measured by eye and cut off manually