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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => USA => Topic started by: kitchensink on February 01, 2017, 08:42:59 PM
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Found this today and it was so unique I bought it and thought it would be easy to identify. It's a 3 part mold with a ruffled rim 9 1/8" tall. I am pretty sure it is an old EAPG celery vase. The pattern has a bird (egret?), vines, hanging flowers, bamboo, fans, and a zig zag section above the scene. The pattern repeats once around the glass. It seems Eastern inspired, but it doesn't match the Japanese pattern
Thanks for any help. I have been through every EAPG site and book I can find with no luck.
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Kitchensink
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Your pictures need to be much bigger; we can't blow them up to see detail. You have 125 kb per picture and the board makes the thumbnails
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Will try larger pics. Having trouble resizing with my software. I tried a new approach, thanks for the advice and looking at my post.
kitchensink
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That works. Can't help with an ID though
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It is indeed EAPG - George Duncan & Sons' Japanese pattern which was introduced in 1880.
Sid
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When I looked at the Japanese pattern, I thought it was that at first. Then because I was looking at a different piece I was afraid that wasn't it. Thanks so much for confirming it. It looks great next to my aquarium pitcher. I like the scenic EAPG patterns, so I am happy to have this one identified.