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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: josordoni on May 29, 2007, 03:59:32 PM
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Does anyone know the maker or pattern name for this little blue opal milk glass creamer?
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-7266
thanks,
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Hi Lynne,
Probably Portieux, pattern number 3891, colour "Celeste", and in the 1894 Portieux catalogue. ( info courtesy Seigmar Geiselberger's Pressglas-Korrespondenz website).
Regards,
Marcus
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Thank you so much Marcus, I thought it might be Portieux but I wasn't sure... I do wish I could speak/read German so I could find my way around the Pressglas site :'(
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Lynne and Marcus
I have this same jug in milk glass, I was told some years back the maker is Portieux ( how do you pronounce it? ) and the pattern is Louis XV from a 1930 cat is my info wrong or did the firm reissue this piece.
Tony H in NZ
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Hi Tony,
Probably never went out of production, and acquired a name as a marketing ploy. This seems to have been a change which arrived in the inter war period.
Regards,
Marcus
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the maker is Portieux ( how do you pronounce it? )
Tony H in NZ
here you are Tony, Portieux and many others... http://glasspeak.yobunny.org.uk/ 8)
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Anne
Thank you, what a great idea for all those names you do not know how to say.
Tony H in NZ
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have a little practice.... toe... knee.....
and Bumpsadaisy...
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Hi, lovely little jug! You can get all the info on the Presglass site in English, there is an option on the home page, I'd be lost without it. Cheers, Gill
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Hi Gill - when I click on the English link, I just get a description of how to search in English, but all the various articles are still in German, so I still don't know what they say. I tried putting one into Google once, but just got Googlydegook, so it was not especially helpful :'(.
Am I missing another link there?
I exaggerate a little of course, (for dramatic effect I expect ::), I can of course find the names, and look at the pictures. Except of course, I need to know what names to look for before I start, as I can't look for keywords as I would in English. I don't expect Siegmar Geiselberger to change his site, btw, so please don't anyone even slightly think that - I am very very grateful that the resource exists in any form whatever! I just wish I had more German.....
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Sorry Lynne, I was talking about pressglas pavilion, Pamela's site, I don't think I've seen the one you mentioned, sounds interesting. do try pressglas pavilion if you haven't yet. Cheers, Gill