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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: Lustrousstone on May 26, 2008, 10:33:19 AM
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Did the 9773 come in two sizes? Page 14 of the 1974 catalogue shows my 5-in (ish) bowls on the top right but the number is hard to read. I seem to have acquired a sapphire and a ruby one.
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Hi Christine . I am a bit confused by your posting. 9773 is a large 9 inch diam. lobed and bubbled bowl, just the one size. Which catalogue are you using the one on .com or .org, as page 14 of .com doesn't show it,as far as `I can see.Emmi
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.com Page 14 of the 1974 catalogue, the very top RH corner. That's the catalogue page number I assume. I'm sure it says 5 in
http://whitefriars.com/catalogues/contents.php?id=806 (http://whitefriars.com/catalogues/contents.php?id=806)
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You might have better luck here: http://www.whitefriarsorg.org/memb1/cat-74-new/cat7414_15.jpg
Although top right corner is patt. 9778. 9773 is top centre.
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Yours must be the 9778 at 5 inches, the 9773 is the 9 inch bowl. I have the 9773, although it looks similar to the 9778 (but larger) they are two different shapes not just a large and small version of the same form. The 9778 is a more "voluptuous" form altogether. Emmi
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That's it, thank you. Just couldn't read the number well enough ;D
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And here are the bowls in question
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Is the Sapphire blue a scarce colour? It's gone mad on fleabay in less then 24 h!
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I'm really having a lie down now at the price, but I have been enlightened. It's probably late Whitefriars in Sky Blue full lead crystal and so very desirable. The red one weighs 650g and the blue one 1kg.
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Well done Christine, and I hope you recover soon. :clap:
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Can you change the title to 9778 please, thank you