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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: mhgcgolfclub on December 09, 2021, 08:19:50 PM
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Rescued for the GMB this cut glass water jug sadly af with a large crack.
Cold painted.
Possibly Bohemian or French. I cannot make out the silver plate mark.
Decorated in what looks like Silver Birch or Alder leaves and catkins.
Height 11"
Weight 1200gm.
Large polished pontil.
Thanks Roy
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could you post a clear photo in daylight close up so we can see the acid etched background please? oh and also a clear close up of the edge of what looks like acid etched cameo of the leaves?
Thank you :)
It's very interesting. The handle is quite distinctive.
Background effect from what I can see, and the additional gilding reminds me a bit of this is what I was thinking:
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?album=625&pos=0
And Harrach did use squared off quite chunky looking handles.
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Thanks m
I will not be home in daylight until the weekend so have added 2 pictures.
Roy
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Found this jug which is signed Moser
https://www.bargainjohn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/G717CMoser.jpg
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https://www.bargainjohn.com/product/antique-moser-signed-cameo-art-glass-tankard/
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I am still not convinced with the signature on the jug in the link. I did ask for a better picture but it was not any better.
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That signature does match the info on the Great Glass website, you will need to scroll down to Moser, look for one described as "cameo signature (found on Animor series)" :
http://www.great-glass.co.uk/glass%20notes/markm-m.htm
John
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I'd have thought the MK in a square mark would look like this one?
https://www.1stdibs.co.uk/furniture/decorative-objects/vases-vessels/vases/austrian-jugendstil-etched-cameo-art-glass-vase-otto-tauschek-moser/id-f_3367822/
I'm not disputing that the cameo BargainJohn is marked MK but I just wouldn't have recognised it bizzarely
m
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Neither matches the image on the Great Glass website exactly, (bit of head scratching going on here) in the latter case it deviates in a couple of ways - the horizontal bar on the bottom of the M and the point at which the M and K join... The rectangular box around it matches nicely though!
It seems that Moser were nearly as prolific in their variety of signatures as Daum...
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Thanks for the help with the signature. My jug is not signed.
Thanks Roy
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Certainly top quality Continental glass with a British silver top.(Not plated but silver). The silver Hallmark on this piece is for Sheffield 1909. Not uncommon for Continental glass to have British silver hallmarked tops /collars so don't let that throw you off the Moser / Bohemian attribution