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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: brucebanner on July 01, 2021, 07:26:42 PM
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Hello all. Hope all are well. Can anyone help with this one please. Its driving me nuts. 9 inches tall and signed to the back legs. The body is hollow. Regards Chris.
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It and the signature has me baffled, Chris. I've never seen the like before.
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In the back of my mind I seem to remember a similar cartoon character, but I can't place it. I think European, perhaps French or Scandinavian.
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:) I've just encountered this web page. But the signature mark looks nothing like Karlin Rushbrooke's.
http://www.karlinrushbrooke.co.uk/figures.htm
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I think I might know the model: a famous master glassblower at Kosta, called Hjalmar.
(joking, of course, but there *is* a certain likeness...)
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;D He reminds me of The Snowman. ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yZOab5gl-4
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is it light or very heavy for size?
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I don't think it's Karlin Rushbrooke although his signature is hard to read.
It's not Adam Aaronson is it?
I couldn't find much figure wise but I did find this sheep:
https://francis-iles.com/adam-aaronson/sheep
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In the back of my mind I seem to remember a similar cartoon character, but I can't place it. I think European, perhaps French or Scandinavian.
Yes, I have a similar feeling too, Nev. If so, I think it'll be from a 1970s/1980s cartoon?
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That's about right Adrian, I think it was a slightly bizarre one.
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Thanks all for having a look. It's not Adam A. He said not his. It's fairly heavy but hollow inside. I thought to start with it could be 1930's Murano but the Murano and British Facebook groups don't recognise it. It weighs just over 1 kg.