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    Posted 9 years ago

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    JoeyC
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    This is an 8" glass candlestick, blown, hollow ... possibly 2 pieces. Nicely cut floral design. Marked on bottom ... I am including 2 photos of the markings, there are 4. Marks in a quadrant. Looks like one is PR (top right); bottom right is a symbol, a circle with cross inside. Can you identify?

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    1. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 9 years ago
      The marks on the candlestick are those of the glassblower and not of any glass companies selling this candlestick. It looks very primitive and looks like a trial piece of someone trying his hand at making one. I don't recognize any specific pattern. Useful....YES!!
    2. JoeyC, 9 years ago
      THANKS Loumans! A contemporary piece no doubt. Noticed some "honest wear" though on the bottom under bright light; forgot to mention it has a polished pontil. Could be a learner's piece, you might be exactly right. I've never seen this way of marking a blown piece, so it's interesting in that respect. THANKS AGAIN for your response!
    3. JoeyC, 9 years ago
      Thanks brunswick!

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