Welz glass - The decorated grid

This is actually where I started the grid concept; This is also the largest grouping of all (and we aren't done yet). Remember, "The Grid" represents shapes (or groups of shapes) that had many different decors. Within this grid you see the most variations in rims and decor. So... even though the shapes look identical, these vases have upper-halves that are unusually organic and hand-formed.

To use: Look ACROSS for shape variation; DOWN for decor variations.

Decorated Grid Parameters :
1 foot type
4 body types
3 rim types
Applied thread (with two exceptions*)
Light weight
Just under 8" in height
Many decors

THE GRID
1 - This shows the first shape with a broad base and flared neck, you can see the bicorn rim makes the shape look very different.

2 - This shows a footed base with a flared neck, bicorn and floral rim

3 - The shouldered classic vase has no variations to the rim

4. The footed "hip" shape is actually the most plentiful and comes in the most decors to date- notice the three rim variations

THE OUTLIERS:

There are many to discuss...
1. In pic 1* and 3 there are two black bicolor pieces without a threaded rim (ground top, no use of the snap tool)
2. In pic 3 there is a size variation (not pictured) of the same shape that is 9" tall
3. In shape 2 and 4 there are rim variations that resemble flowers
4 In shape 2 there is the only pull-up decor
5. most (except the blue line decor) come in 1-2 shapes... this means to me it is very unlikely that a grid could be complete: (.... there is no proof that all the shapes were made with every decor

any piece you think belongs in this grid please email me