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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Chris Harrison on December 17, 2010, 06:41:54 PM
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http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s240/cristobal_moreno/Unknowns/Dscf2978x.jpg
Blue decanter or spirit flask, with facet cut stopper and twisted strap handle.
The base is cut with a 16-point star, and has a lot of wear.
Won it at an auction. Loads of dealers present, but noone else wanted to bid, so I got it for a quid - plus the premium, of course...
Is it real, or a modern knock-off?
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Could be early 20th,I'd say not repro 'cos of the handle and star cut base,to much trouble to do if it was a cheap copy but that's just my opinion ;D
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Thanks, Keith. Good points.
Anyone have any idea of a maker?
I just found this page:
http://www.antiqueglass-london.com/stock5.html
Interesting that they have 3 identical pieces in stock.
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Victorian jug for a quid,not bad eh? good find ;D
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Ta, Keith. As Gary Player said, "The harder I practice, the luckier I get..." ;)
Couldn't believe that none of the dealers bid for it. They were fairly throwing money after uninspiring bits of Whitefriars, Shelley and dodgy Clarice Cliff.
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:thup: I assume your measurements are the same as the link? Just curious. Nice Find !! :hiclp:
How much is a Quid???
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quid - nicker - note = £1 = 1.6 Canadian dollars ;D
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Sorry Rose,showing my common roots,no toffs :tof: where I come from ;D