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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: ericlewis on September 24, 2010, 09:18:38 AM
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hi there, could anyone give me info. on this alexandrite bowl please, height is200cm,weight is over1500g,has slight base wear, but i don't know maker,looks very 1970s would be grateful for any input thanks again eric.
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Hi there: Nice, need a shot of the base too. Does it change a bit of a different shade of color in Nature lighting vs. indoor lighting (flash)...just wondering if any subtle change. Nice piece !!
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I have one of these as well which I bought in a lot with two others, all identical shades of Neodymium. It has been suggested that these come out of China, but I have never seen this confirmed.
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hi,thanks for reply,have tried another couple of pics thanks again.
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Lux Glas of Austria would be among my suspects because of the square base of the bowl. But - just a guess...
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put tha vase under a sun lamp and it changed to a light blue,looks really nice thanks for any replies eric
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Just as easy is to put it next to a fluorescent globe. They seem to turn pale blue(all three of mine do) or pale green.
Ross
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I believe what you have is a piece of Tiffin Glass in the color they called twilight, made in the 1950s & 60s, the bowl is a flower arranger.
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Hi there ...Pretty.
Looks like a *Basket type Vase* to me. Not sure what it is really called...but with the handles (??) looks more like a basket vase -- than a bowl (IMHO) but that is just a *guess* from Me....
:spls:
For some funny reason (gut only) I keep thinking of FM (???) Ronneby.....but left field Eh ???
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If you look at the top left photo here you will see what I'm looking at in my book.
http://www.tiffinglass.org/glass-show-summer-2008.html (http://www.tiffinglass.org/glass-show-summer-2008.html)
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Janice is correct. Its a variation of a Tiffin 6569 Twilight Vase in the Tiffin Modern line. Variation because these were hand finished & the wings can vary as to the angle leading up from the base & tough to find in straight twilight (non bicolor Empress) in the U.S. Ken.