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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: rocco on June 09, 2011, 02:06:03 PM
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And one more fleamarket find I cannot ID...
Smokey brown decanter with cork stopper, height appr. 21 cm, smooth slightly indented base.
I guess these were quite popular in the 1960s/70s and produced in many places...
Any help greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Michael
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never seen one with a cork stopper like that - usually it is teak/cork. And sleek design like that has to be Danish (Dansk) or German...
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Thank you very much, Ivo!
May well be that the stopper is not original...
And you are right -- it has a Gulvase-ish rim, so Danish sounds quite right :)
Michael
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Bought the matching shot glasses to my decanter today ;D
(Same fleamarket, same seller -- I seem to have overlooked those last week).
Similar indented base as the decanter, thickness of glass varies quite significantly...
I just do fear that this will not help in identification, but I wanted to show the complete ensemble!
Thanks,
Michael
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Cant say who made them but very stylistic set i could live with them in my kitchen no problems.
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Oooh very nice, great that they were still waiting for you there. It was clearly meant to be! :)
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Thanks for the nice comments!
When I bought the decanter last week the seller had already started to pack his things away -- so I paid my 2 Euro and didn't look much further...
You can be sure I was very happy today when I discovered the matching glasses :)
Michael