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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: bluefairy68 on March 06, 2011, 01:14:11 PM
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Hi can any one help ID this glass mug, appears to have a tiger or bear with ring in it's mouth.
also can the moderator please help me again with how to post pictures....it keeps saying file is too large
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You need to resize a high-res picture so that the maximum dimension is about 700 pixels
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Does anyone even know what country it might be from? any direction would help...Thanks everyone!
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Can we have a base picture please. What's the inside like?
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It's smooth on the bottom no marks, I can tell the mug part is pressed glass because it has a seem going up each side, but the handle was hand blown and added. The inside is also smooth and no marks. But I will try and add more pictures later. I think its a tiger? with a ring in its mouth. Thanks for any help!
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It's got a mane! I think it's a lion! ;)
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Lions Tiger and Bears, Oh My! LOL
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A pressed mug like this with its plain shape would be unusual. Mould blown would seem more likely. What I'm more interested in is the white interior.
PS the handle wasn't blown. You can't blow a solid lump of glass.
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Sorry I failed to mention that I put a white piece of paper in the glass so you could see the image. But it does have seems up both sides.
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here's the glass whit no paper.
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Sorry I'm not sure what you call it when they add the handle...I don't know all the proper terms sorry.
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The body would have been made in a mould - then the handle is applied seperately, using molten glass.
The image on it is a door knocker - a lion's head holding the knocky bit.
Perhaps it might be a souvenir of an important building featuring such a door knocker??
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It looks quite crude with an uneven rim and large bubbles. What country are you in? Can you feel the lion's head on the inside?
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yeah you can feel the head inside, I'm in the USA...thanks for any help.
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In that case it's mould blown. I would consider looking for a US maker because of where you are. Someone on here might be able to help http://www.chataboutdg.com/
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Thanks for the help!