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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: selina on July 31, 2007, 03:32:18 AM
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Hi,
This green vase stands 12 3/4 inches high. Only mark is Erica, Sweden, which I vaguely remember is actually an importer, not a maker.
Ive seen a few of these style of vases and originally thought they were all Murano, but now realise there are a few other makers of the same style.
Im thinking of listing this one, and as my last piece of glass listed was removed for keyword spamming..I had 2 makers listed with question marks because I didnt know who was the maker... I want to be at least 90% sure on this one..hehe.
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-8070 vase
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-8069 base
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-8068 top
Trudy
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Hi Trudy,
You're right as far as Erica is concerned - there was an importer in Australia who sold of all sorts of glassware and pottery under the label Erica, which had a deco springbok motif. I've seen the label on Murano, Aseda, Japanese pottery, all sorts of things.
Your vase is Aseda - someone else will be able to tell you more!
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Thanks Cathy :)
Id hate to put up another Murano listing..lol. Not that I have, but there is so much 'Murano" around these days.
Trudy
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Seriously not Murano, anyway, Trudy :) I'm pretty sure it's Aseda Glasbruk, from Sweden, but I can't remember the pattern name.
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Cathy,
Another hint I think is the Erica label. The last one id'd Im sure was an Italian item. The label was Erica Italy. This one is Erica, Sweden. They may have had a label for each country they imported from?
Trudy
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There is a very similar one on page 128 of Fire & Sea but that has an irregular rim :-\ It is attributed to Bo Borgstrom for Aseda in 1960s in Moss Green. Don't know if that helps but your looks "right" ;)
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I agree with Tim, Bo Borgstrom for Aseda (Sweden) - as well as the rounded bases these also come with a square base and with flower shaped flared rims.
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There is a very similar one on page 128 of Fire & Sea but that has an irregular rim :-\ It is attributed to Bo Borgstrom for Aseda in 1960s in Moss Green. Don't know if that helps but your looks "right" ;)
Tim, it does have an irregular rim. :) So that helps confirm it for me. You couldnt really see that in my pic.
Thanks everyone. :)
Trudy