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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: bat20 on June 08, 2021, 02:14:28 PM
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Hi again ! I’ve got a window at work so I’ve been indulging my hobby and visiting old haunts, sadly coming to an end soon ,but probly not so sad for some of you 😂
I should know this bowl because it seems familiar,it’s looks like it could glow under uv light and is 32 cm wide with a detailed rose(I think)pattern frosted.there are two seams although the rim hasn’t and could have been added. The bowl has fluting and all together a lovely thing I think.I wonder if anyone had some thoughts on this one thanks .
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That's lovely and utterly unfamiliar to me, so I can't help with an ID but would love to know who did make it.
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Thanks for your reply Anne ,yup I thought after a quick search of the usual suspects I’d find it,Sohne etc. I’m fairly sure the rim could have been added ??with the star on the base hiding a pontil ?The decoration fills the space very well and that’s what makes it too my mind .
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The rim won't have been added; it's pressed glass and that rim is too wide. The seams have either been manually removed or the mould was more complex than you think. Is the base rim ground? The quality and general style look Schweig, Müller & Co. ish to me
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I see what you mean some of the rims look very similar, but the foot ring isn’t ground.
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In that case, it's either post-war European or American IMO
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Thanks Christine, I’ll search along those lines and report back if it crops up ,it seem good enough to be known if that makes sense .
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I’ve seen this bowl paired with a Cambridge glass figure in the past. Always assumed it was Cambridge but don’t have any literature to confirm.
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Thanks that’s interesting , no evidence of wear on the bottom of the bowl though and it doesn’t feel like
It was made for that , but maybe it was ??