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Posted 10 years ago
Shawnl86
(122 items)
Hello, I believe this is a Rindskopf Marbled Mustard Pot. Which is absolutely Beautiful! I have to say this one of my favorites, its hard to capture the iridescent colors here, but they are nice. The lid is marked ESPN and made it England. Thanks for looking!
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Lovely....the more so as it's tableware but still has survived!
Bohemian makers sent a lot of glass to England to have the metal rims added there before being sold. I have a couple stamped A&Co for Asprey & Company (a London jeweller).
I have bowl very similar and believe it may have been done by Harrach!...:-)
Thanks Sklo, I agree I do love antique glass Tableware, in the fact that it was such a combination of functionality and beauty, also Thank you so much for this information, it makes perfect sense now, I do wonder though why they did not have bohemian metal workers for this purpose. Inky, I admire your collection as you have very similar taste to my own, many of your pieces are incredible.
Thanks everyone for the Loves, I have always appreciated everyone's continued support.
I have seen this pattern on Harrach with silver rim, candlesticks from kralik but if this finish is slightly crackled iridescent it is most likely Welz. They can be found in my post for Welz - Satin flashed - onion decor
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/119064-welz-5--satin-flashed--onion-skin?in=user
I agree, they do seem similar, your piece is fantastic!