Of course, Lobemeyr. Wait, I'm not sure. Yep, that's it. [IMG]
Memory is a fragile and disappointing thing. Moser and many others bought their blanks from another manufacturer, (this is where memory sucks) I...
As opposed to "Machine Blown"? Yes, it is it was hand blown.
While little information is forthcoming re: this and others like it, it's not from want of trying. The glass (by itself) is of little consequence,...
The 'dome' may be the opening in a glass furnace, or representation thereof. Could the thing inside be a swan? No other help, though. Sorry.
I concur that the bowl, stem were one gather, not put together. (No Wafer) The foot was applied subsequently to the stem being formed.
Its a real jar, made to sell to home owners. Apothocary is up to the user. NOT AN ANTIQUE, not of value.
They are above average, the cutting on the foot is not a usual thing. I can't help with ID, though, Sorry.
I concur with Kiko, you probably could be considered the expert on that piece, you've described it well, illustrated it well. You know all there...
Well, I'll be.... I've had several pieces, thought Bohemian for the Middle East market. Yeah, Persian.
Unless you want it to look bad, just put a new mirror in place of the old one and keep the old one for the next owner to decide upon.
Just a minor point, anymore. Amberina glass when first introduced was lead glass with gold in it. This is lime glass with cadmium and selenium in...
Is Mikasa a producer or a marketing company? I've lost track.
It appears to be mica inclusions. bits of mica picked up and worked into the body of the glass before forming. IMHO. No guess on age.
Post WWII a glass cutter from Eastern Europe, 'borrowed' a glass cutting machine, (yes, they do exist) from the Communist country he left and...
@Ally, I live down the road and over the hill from you in Kneecap.. You have obviously been looking a the same auctions I have. Mostly great...
Vintage, surely, if you want to define a decade, antique, possibly, have value, not really. The ones with the "grapes' would be considered...
Wares similar to that came from Italy in the 1960s and '70s.
Owned, I'm Tom, not Don, I was under the impression that Nailsea had been removed from the supposed position of pulled feather manufacturers. If I...
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