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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: stew2u2 on August 28, 2013, 06:10:57 PM
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did these all come with stoppers as i would have thought it they would have roughened the inside rim.
thanks stew
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Don't know about the stopper, but these are not Holmegaard. I think they may be Italian / Empoli, but not too sure.
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They do often come with stoppers. I had stated previously on the Board otherwise but was quickly directed to a couple with stoppers, then within days bumped into one with a stopper in the flesh. 'Tis often the way when you are barking up the wrong tree. ;D
Empoli seems as a good a bet as say Poland.
John
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quite a few on net calling them
http://www.20thcenturycollector.com/Holmegaard,%20holmagaard%20Gul%20Decanter%20,Designed%20By%20Otto%20Brauer,otto%20brauer,%20gul%20decanter%20in%20amber,%20gul%20,%20danish%20design,%20danish%20glass (http://www.20thcenturycollector.com/Holmegaard,%20holmagaard%20Gul%20Decanter%20,Designed%20By%20Otto%20Brauer,otto%20brauer,%20gul%20decanter%20in%20amber,%20gul%20,%20danish%20design,%20danish%20glass)
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Yep they are quite often mistaken for Holmegaard due to the flat wide rim.
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thanks for looking
when you think your getting to know glass someone puts a spanner in the works
stew