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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: orangeglass on October 28, 2015, 02:00:08 PM
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Just for show - my latest acquisition, an early piece of Monart, dating to late 1920's.
Shape B, size V+ (10.5") colour 156, red with black and gold aventurine. Etched to base Monart Ware with the remains of a W3 Ware label.
Base just has the ground pontil scar, no grinding to outer edge.
I have shown it next a another Monart vase in orange for comparison as the red tends to come out more orange on photos.
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I know how good something this big in Monart looks in reality.
It's just a shame photos don't ever do glass justice, isn't it?
I bet you'tre a very happy bunny ;D
- the red is glorious - but still manages to hint at the orange I know you love the most. 8)
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great shape! and lovely vase.
m
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Thank you both ;D - it does look better in real life; not the prettiest "pretty" piece ;) but I like the chunkiness of it, and it's nice to have an early piece in a not too common colour way.
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Nice one Roberta. I have not seen one with the script Monart Ware, which makes that a bit more unusual.
Gary
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very nice vase and good to have the monart ware script on base , funny I have one same shape and colour with the script and keith has im sure about 4 or 5 pieces with script and some have full ware labels aswell but apart from a few other pieces in other collections its not a common thing so great find