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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Gilead on March 05, 2008, 04:13:31 PM
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Hello All
This is my second vase of the day, Red with a triangle base which then tapers up slowly it stands 9ins high the base is 4ins in all directions, the pontil is of the etched type, not been smoothed off? nice and thick with some weight to it, could you help in where whom and when please,
Regards
Steve
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As a suggestion, you could purchase large sheets (say A2) of paper in white, light-grey, mid-blue and black. Only cost about £1.50 per sheet from a craft shop. Could also get deep-red if you're feeling daring.
These vases would look much better if taken on a white sheet, with the paper curving up gently towards the back. If you can use the daylight through a window to illuminate the object, to try and prevent the flash from kicking in. Also move the object towards the front edge of the paper. This should help with your photos.
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David
i have been doing that in the past but because i am packing to move every thing is in boxes, so my fault, but thanks for the info,
Steve
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Have searched on the net about this vase and saw one that was a bit like it, but was Whitefriars, i think this ruby vase is called Tricorn due to it's 3 sides, still not got any idea by whom and what year? though,
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It's not a Whitefriars - there's a lot of other tricorn vases out there
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Hi Christine
can you thow in some names maybe, please, for tricorn vases,
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Scotland, England, USA, France, Germany, Spain, Czechoslovakia c., Portugal, Italy, probably most of the rest. Lots inspired by Angus Sillars 1972 lamp base design under whose name the vases also appear on eBay regardless of the label in the ten years I have been tracking s name. ::)
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Tricorn
as i now know it to be and not red tapered, but still need to do some searching on this vase, if any one has ideas for this i would appreciate your opinion's as usual,
Steve