That excrescence on the bonnet isn’t original.
They’re good.
Which Facebook group was it? The Mdina and Isle of Wight?
There’s an excellent Facebook group which includes Mdina blowers and former employees too.
Sorry, I ought to have been clearer. Pre ww2, thirties ish.
I was boggled at finding them, I’ll admit. Grabbed very fast.
Michael Harris got around a bit. Founded Mdina, then got the hump and left to found Isle of Wight glass and also Kerry Glass. Liskeard Glass is...
That’s a very early clip style, pre war.
No, no signature at all. It’s lovely silk, I’ll get a photo of the label.
Oh, belay that, I’ve looked again, that’s a known Mdina. Early.
I’m very happy with the Tudric. The scarf is lovely silk and an old label too, I should have photographed it. It’s not Hermes, but it’s certainly...
There’s an awful lot of British stuff not marked.
Agreed, a little German fairing.
A great deal of Mdina isn’t marked. I’m torn between the two.
I reckon that’s for water and is North African.
German or Austrian.
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It's really pretty glass, very delicate and the colours are lovely.
Much glass was indeed made in Bristol. The problem is the general use of the term for almost anything blue or anything opaque. Bit like using Mary...
I'm with late 19th on it.
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