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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: claddagh on February 17, 2010, 06:43:53 PM
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Can someone to look at this glass piece and tell me what is this, who made it and when. Thank you.
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Hi and welcome to the board :)
A top view and close up of base could help, please.
What makes you think Russian perhaps? Are there any markings, kyrillic letters?
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Because this compote found in one russian family. No any marks on it. I think it came from Germany but nothing I know about.
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base
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photos well done
interesting item, not a pattern I've seen or could attribute instantly, but working on it :D
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Oh, my!
I looked at the links on your post, and I want to tell you that I have had your site in my working references for almost a year. I love it. I am an EAPG seller, and I don't come across alot of german glass; but I like you site very much. Thank you for letting me have this opportunity to have more knowledge about glass.
Svetlana Campbell :thup:
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Svetlana, thank you, very much appreciated!
Tazza of a Russian family is therefore most likely of French origin.
I have got a few small salt cellars in the same pattern, which are also French I believe. Sorry no pics so far.
Shape of this quality item looks early 20th century.
Please inform if you should sell. :angel:
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The owner lives in Russia, (so the compote is also located there) and I have asked already about selling it. I don't know what they will come up with. If you are interested in purchasing it; it would help if you gave me an idea of the price you would be willing to pay for this compote plus shipping from Russia.
Please let me know.
Svetlana :thup:
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That will be a separate discussion by email - otherwise this would go to the market place ;)
I hope also others will drop in and contribute 8)
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Sure, I do not want to violate any rules especially in first day since I registred on this forum. Thank you.
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Pattern is in fact French - I found 3 different salts and a creamer ;D
Vallérysthal 1894 p 214 square salt # 3329
your tazza appears in 1907 catalogue p 218 # 3490, measurements indicated: 300 - 250 - 200 mm
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Wow Pamela!
You are professional! Thank you, very much appreciated. Did not hear from them anything since last night however.
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Item # 02795 on your site is a reproduction.
Original color is clear or goofus.
The Lord's Supper trays were reproduced by Indiana Glass and sold through Tiara from 1974 to 1998. The reproductions were available in a wide range of colors.
Item #07768 Dish listed as an Anchor Hocking Relish Dish- AHC19-Clear pattern also called the dot pattern. Made in the 1950s. It was discontinued in 1956.
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:girlcheer: thank you! :comp:
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Do you just collect glass or also sell? I am in present selling on eBay EAPG glass. I have one compote and you might can help me to. I found some ID in one of my milk glass books and it known here in America as Vallerysthal Glass Grape Leaf Bowl Compote. Pictures shown in the book are colored milk glass. Mine is clear. Can you possible tell me when it was made? Thank you.
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Hi Svetlana, of course I missed your new inquiry hidden here, sorry!
Please open a new thread for this leaf-shaped with more photos, again top and base and different side views.
A very difficult-to-attribute item, I'm afraid, as there are many possible makers :huh:
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Thank you. I did open a new post.