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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: Paul S. on June 20, 2014, 06:50:43 PM
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I think we've had just the one 'Labyrinth' posting previously on the Board, so thought I'd add another, which is a different shape from JAK's, and such a nice change to find a piece of Caithness that is different from the zillions of run of the mill touristy pieces that I see in charity shops every week.
Here is the earlier piece.......... http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,42719.msg237690.html#msg237690 ...... and big thanks to Sue for explaining how the effect is produced, although I'd prefer to stick to 'cloisonne' and keep 'primavera' for Botichelli. :)
This one is about 9.5" (240 m/m) tall, and quite heavy.
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There is a whole load of really lovely "studio style" Caithness glass out there... somewhere. Much of it Limited Edition stuff.
Not easy to find and not easy to find out about. >:(
I like that, Paul. I particularly like the tall foot, it sets it off so well. :)
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thanks Sue - I don't know if their earlier catalogues are available for viewing somewhere - but I agree that these studio pieces seem as rare as hen's teeth - it's just the everyday very mundane pieces that are so common.
Don't think this one was a limited edition, but could be wrong. :)
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Never seen one of those before, great find ;D ;D
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Can we correct this to Philip Chaplain, as he has commented on a piece of a Facebook (PS he wants to know who Peter Chaplain is (LOL)
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;D apologies to Philip
Peter Chaplain - though in my defence I have to say nuffin to do wiv me gel - it's all the fault of some
geyser called Mark Hill - see page 122 - 'Caithness Glass -Loch, Heather & Peat' - who calls this artist Philip. :)
Would have been nice had Peter come straight to the best glass resource forum on the web. ;)
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It was you. The chap's name is Philip. Clean your glasses man!! :-)
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oh, gosh ...... time for me to be put out to grass I think, though I can't of course change the subject heading myself. thanks Christine.
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All occurrences of "Peter" in headings in this thread now changed to "Philip".