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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: kazleeb on May 20, 2009, 01:15:42 PM
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hi,this dish is tiny only measures 3inch wide and 3 1/2cm tall,the colours are green if you look at it from the side as in pic 1 and if you look from the top its got a orangy amber colour rim,the bubbles are all in rows not seen any so neat!thanks kaz
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Whitefriars, by any chance?
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ill stick it on thier site and see,thanks kaz
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i cant tell you what it is unfortunitly but i dont think it is whitefiars, the colours dont look like whitefiars colours. can you put a picture of the base on
thanks
jonchellycain
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I could well be wrong, but this doesn't look like Whitefriars to me at all, not just because of the colour and shape, but because the bubble grid is too fine and even.
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the only thing ive seen with a bubble grid similar to that is a caithness dish i had, although everything else is completly different..
jonchellycain
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hi thanks for all your help kaz
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sorry being a pain in the bum, is the base flat or does it have a dip/inward curve type ??
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hi the base is completley flat,kaz
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just noticed no its on a shelf one side is taller than the other,kaz
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ok cheers, i would say im around 99% sure its not whitefriars, but that still leaves another million or so glass companies to go through ;D sorry couldnt be much more help
jonchellycain
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thanks for spending so much time on it
kaz
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Hi 100% not W/Fs . I promise .
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im glad you said 100% because i was 100% too but thought i dont want to look and plonker :-[ if somebody came on after me and said that it was whitefriars so i put 99% ;D
jonchellycain
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hi all thanks for your comments but do we know who it is? i didnt think it was whitefriars im always looking on thier site but when malwodyn commented in first post i thought i might have missed something thanks again kaz
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Its a nice little bowl. Id be thinking Scandinavian, Murano, or possibly with those colours, Czech ?
I hope that narrows it down! :rn:
Good luck,
Andy
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Very like Murano, Seguso, even. I'm guessing that the colour in the rim is a little stronger in the photo that in the piece itself. The combination of colours is typical. Nice little piece.
David
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thanks david
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One like yours!
Well, apart from colours transposed, and its square ;D
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Andy