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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Scandinavian Glass => Topic started by: janton77 on February 06, 2010, 10:24:42 PM
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Do you think this white vase is Swedish?
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Do you think this white vase is Swedish?
Mod: I have split this from another topic, created a suitable subject wording
and changed the text in the request to make sense on its own.
Jay - please always start a new topic for a new item,
otherwise things get very confused with mixed responses to the different items.
Apologies as this is the second post of this vase and for mixing :pb:
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Looks like a design by Bo Borgstrom for Aseda, some had round bases others had square and they were made in a variety of colours and heights.
John
Btw, the brown vase with a Greek key design in your Dartington photo album was made by Whitefriars.
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John
Many thanks again and I will research Aseda vases this afternoon, thanks also for the note regarding Greek key vase! Opps.
Kind regards
J
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Have just noticed the bubbles in your vase, :-[ this may point to another manufacturer but I would still look at Swedish glassmakers first.
John
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It looks more Murano to me as it looks the bubbles were created by some reticello-like process. I have no idea of a possible maker, though.
David
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Can we see the base please.
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Can we see the base please.
No worries!
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A bit late but this is Swedish and made by Sea Glasbruk. Not that I can find a reference now...
John
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This is not Sea or Åseda it is from Sölvehyttan.