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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: fatbelly on February 21, 2020, 03:21:28 PM
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Hello.
Purchased these with the thought they maybe Stevens & Williams pieces.They are tricoloured clear green and red.Measures 8.25” tall.The stems are cut.The join of the stem and the body is also cut.And profuse cutting to both bowls.One bowl is slightly larger but obviously from the same set.The darkness to the cutting on the base is just dirt I have not yet washed them.Sorry.
Not something you see everyday and I have not handled any pieces before so any thoughts would be appreciated.Not my remit really but the quality made me curious enough to bid and buy.
Thanks
FB
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I'd go with S&W's, high quality and very similar to those shown on page 67 of 'The Crystal Years' by R.S Williams-Thomas, good find ;D ;D
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Thanks for that Keith.
They are without doubt of the highest quality the more you handle them they really do feel nice.I have never come across S&W in the flesh of this ilk so it was purely instinct on my part that they could be.
FB
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I should think they are quite rare, wish I could find some ! ;D ;D
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Very nice Stevens & Williams glasses produced early 20th century. They are double overlay or double cased and at the risk of opening a can of worms they are not tri coloured the flint or clear glass is not regarded as a colour. For more info see antiquestourbridgeglass.com. Think of me if you decide to sell ;) Regards Dil.
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Hi Dil.
I was hoping you would have an opinion and I am more than happy with the double cased rather than tricolour description.Its a beautiful colour way for sure and I will happily give you first refusal they will be moved on.Thanks for the opinion and correct description.
FB
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Looking forward to hearing from you.
Dil