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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Otis Orlando on February 19, 2010, 07:41:21 PM
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This Vase was purchased from a Charity shop in Catford. The vase measures 17.5cm in height. The top dia. 13cm dia. The vase is supported by four legs that are 2 cm thick and then tapers as it meets toward the vase body itself. There are four lines running from top to bottom of the vase and equally spaced. There are a few small bubbles within the vase. The vase is quite heavy considering it's size. I have searched but unable to identify this particular piece. Can anyone assist. by providing the originator and age. Many thanks!
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Looks like a Sowerby F 2583 vase Otis, I have one in uranium green and one in amber. Green one here for comparison: http://yobunny.org.uk/gallery1/displayimage.php?pos=-536
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Hi Ann, thanks for you info. It certainly does look like the one I have posted. The only difference is the pattern near to the top of the vase is different. I have looked at other sites but still unable to find one with the same pattern. From the look of the picture you have suggested I would say it is definately Sowerby. Would you know how old they are?
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I think yours looks slightly different to Anne's because it is quite a lot larger.
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Do you think it still would be Sowerby Christine as Anne has suggested?
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Yes
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Thanks Christine
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No, I think it's the same size... 17cm translates roughly to 7", which is the height of the F2583. Maybe the difference Christine sees is the perspective - Anne's vase is photographed more side on, whereas Otis' is more from the top. :huh: