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Title: white and blue vase
Post by: kazleeb on June 09, 2009, 04:34:26 PM
hi, these are 18cm tall and 8cm across the top white with blue bits 7 ribs and flare out at the top clear bottom thanks kaz
Title: Re: white and blue vase
Post by: kazleeb on June 15, 2009, 04:09:16 PM
hi just moving them up so they can get freash eyes on them thanks kaz
Title: Re: white and blue vase
Post by: Cathy B on June 16, 2009, 11:32:14 AM
Well, Kaz, the shape is known as Melon Rib. They seem to have been made in many places. Crown Crystal of Australia definitely made some, as did a dutch company, but yours are neither.

On the shelves behind me, I four little mysteries exactly matching your vases. The interesting thing about these vases is that they seem to be very finely cased with the thickest layer white glass, then a thin layer of splotches and finally a very thin layer of white glass on the inside. I'm guessing it was probably made in the reverse way, starting with a blob of white glass, rolled in chips to make the splatters, then cased in clear glass, and finally blown into the mould. As to where they originated, I wish I knew.

That's the extent of my knowledge; hopefully someone will unearth something more at some stage.
Title: Re: white and blue vase
Post by: kazleeb on June 16, 2009, 12:35:48 PM
hi cathy thanks for the info,i guess we will have to wait abit longer i dont even like them but lee does,kaz