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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: keith on May 22, 2024, 10:48:28 PM
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8 inches tall, quite heavy and marked to the base, 1930s. There is a smaller version in 20th Century British Glass, page 134. Very pleased with this find :)
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;D How many fish are flying around it? :o :o :o
They are beautifully executed. I thought there was only one until I saw the other pictures.
It's even better than I thought. 8)
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That's really lovely. Does it say in the book who designed it or any further information on it?
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There are just three fish Sue, I think ! I'll check later :)
M, the book mentions Albert Oakden as a former teacher at the Brierley Hill school of art as their artist and designer, not familiar with that name.
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Actually there are 5 fish ! will get the camera out later.
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All five....
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Number 5....
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Not just 5, but 5 all in different positions.
I'm beginning to suspect this is something rather special and unusual, even for an unusual genre. 8)
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Still waiting to hear from the Webb Corbett visitors centre.
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Not just 5, but 5 all in different positions.
I'm beginning to suspect this is something rather special and unusual, even for an unusual genre. 8)
Before I read Sue's post my first thought on seeing all the different fish was ' ooh that looks special'. It's lovely. Curious to know more about it - designer/engraver etc. There must be some info on it somewhere.
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If I hear from the Webb Corbett centre I'll let you know.