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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Trebor on March 05, 2011, 08:48:32 PM
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HI ,i need your help on this one i have been offered this big glass to buy it is beautifully cut a part from the engraving at the front E.R coronation June 2 nd 1953 this is really poor quality if it was not for the engraving i would buy it now but i think it devalues it .So is the piece older then the engraving or vice versa and is it Edinburgh crystal. Height 211,mm Width 143,mm Thank you.
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"So is the piece older then the engraving or vice versa" - forgive my sense of humour robert - it's the vice versa bit that I'm scratching my head over - are you suggesting that the engraving was there before the glass ;D. Apologies, regret I can't add anything sensible. :wsh: The choice tho. must be yours - beauty is in the eye of the beholder. :)
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If the price was right, I'd buy it and display it with the engraving towards the back! I've actually one or two like that myself :thup:
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Hi all (up`s) :-[ :wsh: I have to own up i can not believe i put that out there but i was in a Rush :ooh: i must admit it was funny ;D .What i meant to say was the glass made for the coronation or not .And am i paying for the glass or a coronation piece. Thank you
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Personally, I'd have thought the coronation factor should bring the price down - it's something that sort of limits it to being of interest pretty much only to collectors of royal stuff.
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Hi all well thank`s for your in put but i think for £60 i will not bother. thanks again :or:
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I certainly wouldn't at that price!
But that is just me, and I'm not in favour of royalty....
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What not even james the first or is that sixth :sc:
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Definitely the 6th, but I'm also fairly sure he was basically a French courtier.
Vive la Revolution! :thup: