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Posted 8 years ago
sklo42
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These may or may not be Tango Glass.......certainly the colour combination is not common. The glass is, I think, opalescent, and the green part reacts strongly to UV.
The first picture was not taken under UV light, but against a black background only. The last picture is included only because it gives the best idea of their colour.
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Not sure but these look like Steuben pieces to me . Very nice !
Thank you, Hedgewalker. All opinions are welcome as I have no view on maker. All I can say is that the application of the foot and the cutting of the rim is well done in each case.
I agree with Hedgewalker Peggy, they remind me of Steuben's jade green with white alabaster base cups. I searched Steuben's shape index but got tired and couldn't make it through the 4000 that are listed :-)
Thank you for your efforts on my behalf, Rick, it's much appreciated.
Hedgewalker and Rick, I'm going to change the title accordingly, thanks to the two of you.
Peggy, I have some information for you. My email is on my profile... drop me a line and I'll forward it to you.
As far as I could find, the shape is not in the line art for Steuben in Gardner, "The Glass of Frederick Carder".
Thank you, Rick, I'll do that.
Thank you, Craig. Editing one's title , time and again, is becoming quite trendy...... :)
Rick had generously contacted the Steuben Collectors Club about these cups and their opinion was that they are not Steuben.
I appreciate your efforts on my behalf, Rick, thank you very much indeed.
Thanks also to every one of you who 'loved' these cups or glasses.
very nice indeed peggy love the clean cut fresh lines in piece
Thanks MALKEY, 'less is more' is quite a novelty for me :)