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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: lyndhurst44 on October 07, 2016, 05:20:58 PM
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Hi Folks,
Here is an unusual find for me. A multi twist stem candle holder measuring 5" tall with ring above 3 " base. Some mostly light edge movement marks and orange peel pontil area so unlikely to be old.
Any idea of origin would be great as my wife would love a matching pair!
Thank You,
Bryn
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One of the uk's top makers of these sorts of twist stems is Mike Hunter, of "Twists" glass.
I'm sure he'd make a candlestick to match this, if you asked him nicely. ;D
He might even be the maker.
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Thanks Sue.
I wasn't expecting that one. ???
I'll certainly check him out.
Bryn
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Check the base his sig' is quite small ;D here's mine ;D
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Hi Keith,
Nothing that I can see. There is a mark to the rippling pontil area but nothing that you would say was a sig. The base is really quite clear.
Thanks for the interest.
Bryn
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You can produce some surprises, Keith!
However, your glass does not have the air twist as well as the colours.
But I would imagine Mike can do air twists. There's really not much he can't do. :)
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Hi Bryn
I think I have seen these with Langham stickers on before. A quick look online for Langham Twist Candlesticks brings up some similar images.
Stephen
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wow, well spotted. ;D
I was completely unaware that Langham Glass was able to make something like this.
I have only been aware of paperweights and animals.