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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Paperweights => Topic started by: redheat4 on January 19, 2010, 04:52:21 PM
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Hi all, this weight has a rough unpolished pontil, a good amount of wear to the base and weighs 590g. It is 8cm diameter across the base and is 5cm tall. Could it be Gillinder? The only reason I say Gillinder is because the few Gillinder millefiori weights I have seen all had the central large cog cane.
Ian :thup:
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When Alan (tropdevin) next looks in here I am sure he will give a better comment than me. But for now I will say the weight is "Old English".
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If so....hazard a guess,Bacchus maybe,have seen some with a central cog but I'm not so good with pwt's,Keith.
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Hi Ian
Kev is correct that it is Old English, and I'm 99% sure it is a Richardson weight. The weight uses their style of canes (no complex rebundled canes), and typical of their colours. If you look at the short guide to Old English weights (http://www.pwts.co.uk/pages/OE Identification.htm) on my website there is a picture of a Richardson concentric with a large centre cane rather like yours has.
Alan
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Thank you all for your inut. I am putting this weight onto ebay is it allright Alan if I use a link to the "short guide to old English weights" on your site.
Ian :thup:
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That should be input :-[
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Hi Ian
A link to the article is fine. I'll be interested to see what you get for it!
Alan
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I'll give you a fiver for it!(in my dreams)Keith.