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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Della on March 03, 2007, 04:16:43 PM
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Hi all,
Could anyone enlighten me as to who designed/made this set? The ice bucket/punch bucket? weighs over 4kg! All are very heavily textured.
I thought maybe Iittala, but I cannot find anything to confirm/denounce my thoughts anywhere.
Ice bucket is 10 3/4" in height and the glasses 4"
All help and thoughts are greatly appreciated.
(http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/albums/userpics/10026/thumb_punchset.jpg) (http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-5415)
Click to enlarge.
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The little stems look like Ultima Thule, but I can't find that shape or the ice bucket...
still looking....
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Hi Della,
Elimination process here, but it is not "Boutique" by Panek, for SU.
I think you are looking at the right area, Scandinavia.
Regards,
Marcus
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Stems are definitely not Ultima Thule. http://www.finnishgifts.com/iittala-ultima-thule.html
(Mum has collected Iittala for years.)
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Thanks for the input :D I have looked very closely at the glasses. Almos impossible to see any markings because of the density of the pattern, but I have found that each of the glasses has a different, single number impressed on the inside of the foot.
My question now is: Are the French the only ones to practise the impressing of numbers, or did other countries do this also?
Sorry if this seems a dumb question, but if you don't know the answer to something, trying to find out an answer seems the most sensible thing to do. :-X
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I think the set could be Oberglas, Austria. Impressed mould numbers point at an automated manufacturing process, so you're not looking for a small outfit.
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Aha, that is where I recognise the pattern from {{{{lightbulb}}}} I once had a bottle, which you kindly identified for me as being Oberglas or Italian, Ivo. It had the same 'flame' kind of pattern on it.
Thank you, again, Ivo ;D