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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: CultureVulture on August 13, 2011, 07:21:37 PM
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This vase?? erm i dont know what to make of it. Its a teardrop type vase with ribs each side making it have on oval foot. Ground flat in the central area of the base. Nice amethyst pink, and twighlight brown streaks inclusion. It also stands at an angle like the tower of pizza. 7.5 inches tall and weighs 400gram on kitchen scales. Any takers on what, who....why?
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I always thought they were Caithness? but not slightly skewiff ones :-\
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Caithness Oban
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,42445.msg236019.html#msg236019
Chris
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Thanks ppl yessss they nickname it "the hambone" i can see why. TY
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And I always thought Caithness glass was tasteful........... :wsh:
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Rosie! I hope you're not casting aspersions at MY vase (shown in link)!!!
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Would I! Could I! Nancy....never!! Your's isn't squiff, is it?
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If I had a pound for every one of these I have seen I could retire. Never seen a lopsided one though! :)
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I've never seen such an "odditiy" actually managing to escape from Caithness!
It's skew-wiff, the base has a bit of frothy bubbling - it's below par to what they would have allowed out as a second.
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>:( @ Nemmie.
Rosie - of course mine isn't skew-whiff . . . and despite Nemmie's comment I think it is rather special!
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I think Nemmie meant CV's one......didn't you Nemmie??
They are all special in my eyes.....I couldn't make one squiff or straight, bubbled or not, banged on the floor or hit on the head....each one is a little work of art, and sometimes the idiosyncracies are the icing on the cake...... :pb:
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I absolutely agree Rosie. Each one is unique. I mean, my vase and CV's couldn't be more different really, but are presumably both Caithness Oban 'ham bones'.
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I think Nemmie meant CV's one......didn't you Nemmie??
Yes I did. After all that is the one this thread is about! :-)
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I thought by 'every one of these' you were referring to Caithness Oban 'ham bones' so naturally pretended to take offense!
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I think "ham bone" is one of those "exclusively wfs" descriptions - I'm really not sure it is used for Caithness.
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I will un-learn it forthwith Sue!
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Yup like i said like a nickname. Like they call the 60/70's WF vase "mobile phone vase". I agree Rosie its the intricacies that make something attractive or not, and guess what, everyones taste is different. Theres perfectionists and artists, im neither thats why i like my murano clown with no nose and this vase. I just pick these things up and if they feel good they dont get put down.
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Sounds good to me.........'horses for courses' I think they say!