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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: brucebanner on February 15, 2016, 04:58:48 PM
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I have a pair of these both signed on the upper shoulder. I have seen this pattern three times now, i'm not really sure how old it is though. The brandy glasses i had in this pattern looked 1950's.
The cutting is very sharp so i'm guessing not acid polished.
There 17 cm in height with the stopper in.
any thought's welcome.
regards Chris.
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I do not believe that is a signature. It looks too clumsy.
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Someone playing with a dremel maybe ;-)
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Yes i'll have to agree with that, perhaps early Graphitti by a former owner, the stopper must of taken half day to make cut and polish, even the underside is cut, there both hand made no moulding completely different.
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Looks like a stylised signature to me (sorry no idea who) especially if you have two the same.
John
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Here are both of them, there only tiny maybe 12 mm across.
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Strange place to sign an article...does not make sense as the decanters look quality?
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It's the only place you could sign it everywhere else is cut.
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Came across this accidentally - I read J Beer or J Breen?
m
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Thought this might cheer Paul up, i found out today this one is relatively modern made by Yasemin glass, never heard of them before but must be giving American brilliant cut glass collectors a right headache.
http://www.brilliantglass.com/modern-duplicates-forgeries/yasemin-cut-glass/
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;D I'd have thought they had enough to worry about already - see the investigations by Californian collector Ian Berke in the 1980s re the fake ABP coming out of Czechoslovakia, including some of the old pressed designs that more recently have been cut to imitate the same ................... and don't forget the massive quantities of supposed C19 Mary Gregory glass made in the last twenty years.
Still - as they say, imitation is the sincerest for of flattery. ;)