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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: mhgcgolfclub on May 14, 2017, 08:12:07 PM
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I bought this small glass at a car boot today. It looks very Moser or Bohemian like to me. I am not sure if its from a set or an individual firing or deceptive glass. The glass has a 12 cut panel sides with a circular interior.
Inside the base there is what looks like a pansy which may be hand painted on gold leaf and inserted into the base. When looking into the base you get a reflection of the pansy on all 12 sides.
Height 2.25" / 5.5cm
Weighs a heavy 230gm for its size.
Any thoughts would all welcomed and appreciated.
Thanks Roy
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Hi Roy,
I don't really know much about this stuff but I do remember reading somewhere that Moser and VSL made glasses like these with flowers in base. I can't recall where I read it though, sorry!
Adam
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Thanks Adam, sorry I missed your reply.
I still have not found anything similar, but still think someone like Moser. I will continue to look.
Roy
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It's referred to as a 'Zwischengoldglas' and Andrew Lineham has featured a version here:
http://www.antiquecolouredglass.info/Bohemian%20Glass.htm
but does not refer to it as Moser. His site says c.1860.
The AL one has a clover and there's one around with forget me nots in. Oh and AL has one with a pansy as well.
I know Ivo had one as well and I think put a photo on here somewhere.
edited - Ivo's is here - a political one :) It makes me think of political cartoons for some reason.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,55531.msg314682.html#msg314682
This one has a cockerel in the base and they say c.1890 poss Moser but not signed.
http://www.collectorsnet.com/Kensington-House-Antiques/Bohemian-Zwischengoldglas-Crystal-Liqueur-Shot-Glass/
You could write to Moser and ask them.
m
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Thank you very much m for taking the time and effort of adding all the links.
It makes all the difference when you know the technical term for the type of glass.
I will try and email Moser and see what they say as even if they did not make them they may be able to add a little bit more info.
Thanks again Roy