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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: malcmat on August 03, 2011, 03:08:50 PM
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Hi, not sure of this bowls ID, its a clear bowl with fine white threads of latticino ?. It has a pulled in rim and has a flat polished base. The rim is rolled not the usual ground flat rim. 4.75 inches tall, 5.75 inches dia and weighs 1.036kg, any help would be appreciated. Thank you
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Merletto Italian or Czech . well documented but i am having a senior moment the Czech is Hartil but i cant remember the Italian firm .I believe yours is Hartil . jp :sleep: Italian is possibly Seguso :sleep:
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Hartil gets my vote, wasn't their a par of Hartil vases recent on the board with similar latticino work..? cant for the life of me find the thread.
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It isn't latticino work; it's a glass fibre fabric encased in glass.
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http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,41524.0.html
Harrtil I would think, so Harrachov glass works. In the Italian Merletto examples the threads are not so ordered, they are not random but they do bunch in places.
John
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Many thanks to everyone, the links to the other sites are quite interesting re some of the background of this particular glass/ design etc.
Again thank you all
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I have the same bowl in a lovely blue. It matches the other 4 items I have in that the woven work is identical. I have attributed them to be Harrtil from Harrachov glass works - from Harrach Glass. Some people get funny about Harrachov.
Ross
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Funny in what way Ross? Much of their output is lovely (IMO).
John
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Calling the item Harrtil by Harrachov versus Harrrtil by Harrach. Strictly speaking the company is Harrach and the glassworks is Harrachov. I inadvertantly called an item an Harrachov Vase whereas I ought to have called it an Harrach Vase. I was of course rapidly picked up for the error. :-[
Ross
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I had no idea that such a distinction could be made or for that matter would be. I enjoy a bit of pedantry now and again but that seems a little excessive...