Topic: maker request for green pressed bowl

[Paul S.]

thought it was going to be Sowerby or Brockwitz, but don't see it on their catalogues  -  also don't believe it is a Davidson or Bagley colour.     Some age, with wear both inside and outside on all the usual high spot areas, and have just today noticed a wear 'ring' on the underside recess indicating this may well have stood on a plinth earlier in its life  -  although there is a typical outer flat foot rim as well.     Diameter is something like 9.5"/240mm.    This green seems uncommon when compared to all the other colours of bowls, and I don't see a single example on Pamela's site  -  it's not unlike a more modern Czech or Polish  colour.     I've not looked thru Pamela pics. entirely, and will continue later.        Of course, I may well have missed seeing this somewhere along the line, so grateful for a pointer if anyone does recognize the design, and thanks for looking.

[Anne]

I have some pressed pieces in this green too Paul - not this pattern though. I don't know where it originates, but some of the SU factories used this colour, so that might be an area to explore to start with.

[Lustrousstone]

It might just conceivably be American from the lack of ground base rim, the pattern, the colour and that it's seems to be designed to form a centrepiece. It would more likely have had something that looked like an upturned vase or even an upturned sugar bowl underneath it.

[Paul S.]

Anne  - sorry to be dim, what is SU please??  -  I guess there is some reason why this deep green has been uncommon as a colour - it is, I think, very attractive.
Christine  -  I should have made it clear that in fact there is a flat ground outer rim to the base - although not clear in the second picture.   It is not very wide, but certainly is there.     Your ideas of the nature of a possible base sound interesting  -  and with this degree of wear on the underside recess, would seem that there may well be more age to the bowl that might at first be thought.

[Lustrousstone]

SU = Sklo Union

This is the sort of thing I mean http://lustrousstone.co.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pid=615 , see the next two pictures for the individual pieces.

The ground base rim doesn't rule out the USA.

[Paul S.]

thank you  -  and yes, I also have a two part item, not too dissimilar (but missing the cups - see the attached).     Yes, this colour brings in the possibility of it being Czech, as I had mentioned in my original note, although I have not been thru Marcus's CD completely  -  so will look again.    I certainly have a Polish piece in this colour.