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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Andy on July 23, 2008, 10:36:41 AM
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If this is not a Whitefriars Decanter, i will eat the stopper,
Ive found similar in the catalogues, just not quite exact shape.
Its slightly green. Maybe sage or willow?
11 1/2 inches to top of stopper.
And a cleaning tip, i like Fairy liquid power spray, it stays on the glass, and seems to
work pretty well.
Cheers
Andy
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These come up fairly frequently on eBay, often described as Whitefriars. But they rarely attract bids.... so they're probably not.
Wouldn't like to say for certain, though, without a thorough rifling through the catalogues.
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Cheers Nic,
Ive popped on 'is it WF ' site,
just feels right, annoying!
Andy
:D
Carafe, 1969 9723, is so similar!
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Just in case, tip from a professional glass eater: When chewing glass, it is important to use just your molars and to grind all pieces as small as possible with them before swallowing - but store as much between gums and cheek for later ejection rather than swallow. A salt water mouth wash is advised as a follow up.
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Hi,
I would say that it is not WF. I have pics, from the design books and have found none similar to this. A lot of WF decanters have a number etched on the stopper base and one on the neck of the decanter.
Regards,
Patrick.
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Thanks Patrick.
Thanks for the tip Frank, too late, i swallowed it whole, so at least
i will still be able to use it later on >:D
Andy
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Andy
Remind me not to have a drink round yourplace next time I'm overthere
Dave
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The Fairy should remain useful then ;)
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It'll take a few days to work it's way out, that's if it doesn't get stuck!
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All back in place, clean and polished :P
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Had a reply on 'is it Whitefriars?' from Graham Cooley,
he has examples with stickers, 'imported by Jones & Co Birmingham'
and believes its probably 1950s Afors, maybe designed by Ernest Gordon.
Cheers
Andy
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don't eat it, you will ruin your appetite for dinner tonight ;D