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Author Topic: ID help - tall, signed vase, opal with grey loops and red and green sections  (Read 1414 times)

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Offline sammyvase

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Hi there,

I bought this beautiful vase today, and was hoping to get some more info about its origin and value etc..

It looks 70's to me, maybe scandinavian??? To be honest i haven't got a clue, but really fell in love with it.

Its approx. 44cm high, by 15cm wide at its widest.  It is very heavy and solid glass, and has a clear acid etched signature/mark on the bottom, but i cannot decipher what it says!

Anyway help much appreciated.

Thanks in advance, Sam


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Offline flying free

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Hi Sam
Welcome to the board  :)
I can't help further with your vase, I just cannot make out the signature except does it begin with a V? perhaps.  However hopefully someone will be along soon who may have some good ideas to help.
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Welcome to the GMB, Sam.

I have changed the title of the thread to hopefully attract more attention.
KevinH

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Offline sammyvase

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Thank you both for your help...the signature to me appears to be V or perhaps an elaborate P....followed by an A??? I thought it was V A Hanky or something????

Hopefully someone out there will have some idea!

Thanks again, Sam

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Offline Tigerchips

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It looks similar to the 'V' on a Ioan Tubi Vadan signature so wondering if it might be Romanian?
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Offline chopin-liszt

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Something about it said "Lithuanian or Romanian" to me, (it's quite like some Lithuanian glass I bought from new a few years ago. I did put a thread here about them, but it was waaaa-y back in the days of tinypic.)
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The style of the vase is certainly looking Polish or Roumanian to me.

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Offline sammyvase

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Thanks everyone for your help....but i'm still none the wiser!!! Any ideas about what period this dates from?

Thanks again, Sam

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Offline vidrioguapo

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to me it looks rather like new production from Poland perhaps.  I have seen similar vases in "interior" shops.  But, I could be wrong of course. I like it, quite striking in size and decor.

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Offline sammyvase

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I don't know much, but i'm sure its got some age to it...you can just tell! I can't believe how difficult it is to find some history to this piece, i've been searching all over the place!

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