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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: Max on August 24, 2005, 09:59:49 AM
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Does anyone have any clue to the country of origin for this posie vase? I bought it for £4, just to have something to think about and look up. Now I've looked it up and thought about it, and have drawn a blank. :lol: :roll:
It's well made, and has the deep well at the base so often associated with Czech glass, but oooooh I don't know! Could it be English? I particularly like the way it's bulbous at the base....hmm....maybe this is the piece I take after.... :wink: :roll: :D
http://tinypic.com/b3uals.jpg
http://tinypic.com/b3uask.jpg
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Max, Could it be scandinavian, it looks so classy to me... 8) :lol:
TMaritta
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My first thought was Scandi also. Whatever it sure is a lovely piece. Terry
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Are you sure it isn't Webb Corbett?
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Thanks for all your help, I have the feeling I might never nail this one down!
I admit it does look Scandi, but it doesn't convince me in the flesh, so to speak. I think I'd be more inclined towards English, but without a reference in a book, I'm a bit stuck!
I think this is 'one for the garage' until one day it pops up somewhere with a name tag. :roll: :)
Thanks again people. xxx
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Stuart dated 1930's according to Tony's website... take a look, he has a green one the same design... (I knew I'd seen this somewhere before!!!) :wink:
http://1st.glassman.com/gallery-deco/slides/artdecobowlvaseline03.html (http://1st.glassman.com/gallery-deco/slides/artdecobowlvaseline03.html)
Link updated after website move:
http://1st-glass.1st-things.com/gallery-deco/slides/artdecobowlvaseline03.html
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Wow! Thanks Anne! :D :D :D
Fancy remembering my little posy dish - I'm touched! xxxx
So he thinks it's Stuart? I wonder if he'll respond if I try and drop him a line...worth a try eh?
Thanks so much again Anne - I didn't really think I'd ever see one the same, let alone be able to put a name to it!
xxxx mwah!!! {{{Anne}}} :D Yippeee!