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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Paperweights => Topic started by: millarart on November 10, 2016, 06:00:14 PM
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picked this lovely wee closepack weight up today on my travels I first thought ysart brothers(really hoped it was monart/ Paul Ysart lol) but was told by a friend it was Vasart then I remembered reading on the Ysart Glass site that vasart used hearts , spades , clubs and diamonds in their canes and this one has the black spades or I assume its their black spades cane but these ones have a white spot in the middle of the spade , the weight itself is just over 3 inches wide and only around 2 inches in height , the canes are on a translucent mottled dark purple ground which is domed so there is very little clear glass between the canes and the top of the weight , so I suppose its a low domed weight with a high inner dome lol
UPDATE ADDED BELOW
I just came across this weight listed as Ysart Brothers with nearly all of the same canes as mines inc the spade shaped one
http://www.weights-n-things.com/en/archive/modern-paperweights/europe/ysart-brothers-vasart/low-domed-closepack.html
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base with pontil pic
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Yes .. typical Ysart Brothers (Vasart) item.
Many weights from that period have a high dome with canes which are a mix of basic ones and good complex ones. Could have been made by any of the Ysart men.
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Yes .. typical Ysart Brothers (Vasart) item.
Many weights from that period have a high dome with canes which are a mix of basic ones and good complex ones. Could have been made by any of the Ysart men.
thanks Kev
another to add my growing Ysart Brothers collection , seems to be nearly every weight I find is an Ysart brothers one, yet I have only one vase signed Ysart Brothers in the whole of my collection
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Me too. The "Ysart Brothers Made in Scotland" acid signature on weights seems to be much less frequent than the "Vasart" acid signature on vases and bowls
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Me too. The "Ysart Brothers Made in Scotland" acid signature on weights seems to be much less frequent than the "Vasart" acid signature on vases and bowls
I have the Ysart Brothers signature on a bucket vase which if I remember is in pink and blue with sworls or is it in blue and white lol mmmm one of them