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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: feinladyg on January 17, 2013, 11:08:32 AM
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Hi
I have a large round perfume bottle with a mottled pink swirl effect. It is 3.5in high and has the word inka etched on the base.
Looks like Caithness to my very novice eye but I can't find any reference to inka anywhere.
Cheers
Ros
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I would say not. Caithness tends to have cut and polisehd rims - not heat finished and rounded like this and the "pattern" doesn't look right for Caithness either. Sorry I don't know what it is, though. :)
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I agree with Sue - doesn't look like Caithness to me.
Also I have an image of the base of a perfume bottle (didn't copy the image of the item as such) with the same "inka" - in addition "St.Wilfrids". I cannot attribute this to a glass studio, but it might be a hint to follow ???.
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This sort of look like the effect Teign Valley Glass have used on their glass at some points.
I thought St Wilfrids might be a school and that maybe they did a school glass blowing project? perhaps inka made two pieces that day? :)
or maybe 'inka' is the name of the design?
m
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I have found a post on this forum by member Janton on July 11 2005 regarding an amber mushroom glass bowl with an identical signature (I searched on inka).
Sadly no-one knew who's signature it is. The only suggestion being Inka Benton (highly unlikely) or a nickname.
I will carry on searching.
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Here is the link to that thread, it just might help.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,1907.10.html
See also: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Inka-Studio-Art-Glass-Bowl-Fish-Design-Sea-Blue-Perfect-/251186288349