Victorian Crackle glass vase with applied amber handles and feet | ||
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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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I believe that this piece is British in origin, but would appreciate any thoughts on attribution.
The vase body is a light blue crackle glass and it stands almost 10" tall. There are three applied amber handles and feet. The rim is also trimmed in amber. The bottom has been finished, ground and polished as can be seen in photo three.
Thanks.
Scott
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Thanks, cindyjune.
The handles are Very interesting never seen ones like that.
Thanks Oz, Shawn and cindyjune.
Any thoughts on attribution?
Scott
After looking through allot of Applied Glass items, I’ve found one vase which also had Applied Glass further Applied to the Handles, similar to yours.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Moser-large-vase-enamelling-and-applied-art-glass-/160595868783?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2564427c6f
Thanks Shawn. I have seen that one before-- a little over the top for my tastes.
Scott
Hello.
The pattern on the handles on your vase are similar to a pattern on an old vase that I have. You can see it if you click on my id :-)
Thanks Maggadora.
Scott
Thanks scandinavian and hedgewalker.
Scott
Thanks aycockonxion.
Thanks again misglass!
scott
Thanks for looking moonstone-- hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
scott
Scott, thank you for asking! For the first time coming to California. I made a turkey and I was worried it would turn out horrible. But I was blessed to say it was the best I ever had.
I love your postings and learn from them all the time :)
Thanks moonstone-- I appreciate your kind words.
I am amazed at the constant growth of your glass collection. Are you able to display most of it now?
scott
Thanks lee!
scott