Glass Message Board

To be honest there are quite a few I'd quibble with (not lacy plates but other items).
However, that said, there are many which just state unidentified or attributed to and I guess that's because they don't actually have a concrete id.  Which is fair enough.

I do agree complletely with the last two comments, but if the overshot got overheated and melted a bit more than it was supposed to, it might go smoother and blobby like this.
But it would have had to be a fairly sparse coating of the overshot... 

Last word might be studio. I thought it might be from Cowdy at first.

John

small little vase lovely wonky rim seems to have been signed and dated underneath 2015
so fairly modern piece of glass not really sure whom could have made it sadly would anyone
help with it  please.

Hi All,

My wife and I acquired this large shallow bowl thinking it was by Anthony Wassell but I can confirm it's not. We have a smaller plate by him and the engraved signatures are definitely not the same. On espying the signature we considered if it could be a piece by Peter Layton, though I was unaware he had ever produced similar work, triple cased and cameo cut. I recently received confirmation from the London Glassblowing Workshop the piece is not his.

It's a fine piece of glassmaking, well made and with a well cut, good geometric design. I have seen recently a similar bowl/platter listed on Ebay or another online site, exactly the same colourway, and signature, but with a figurative, 'landscape' design. I am intrigued; two high quality pieces of modern cameo glass but made and signed by whom. If anyone can identify the maker, I would much appreciate it because their name deserves to be known.