EAPG Genoese real or reproduction?

Love it

Like it

kwqd loves this.

kivatinitz loves this.

vetraio50 loves this.

dav2no1 loves this.

fortapache loves this.

aura loves this.

Newfld loves this.

See 5 more

Add to collection

Create a Show & TellReport as inappropriate

Posted 4 years ago

Sharky
(159 items)

Hi everyone. Today I have this lidded sugar in the Genoese pattern. It measures 6 1/4 inches tall with the lid and 4 inches wide at the mouth. I understand that Wright and Mosser Glass also made many items in this pattern. To be honest I can't seem to find any photos of an example like mine, no matter the maker. It was made using a 4-part mold. It does react nicely to UV, but often Wright and Mosser will react much the same. I am hoping someone can tell me if this is an original or not. Thanks everyone. :)

Help us close this case. Add your knowledge below.

Comments

TallCakes, 4 years ago
this is an original covered sugar. "R" does have an example of both this and also the version made by both Wright and Mosser; most folks go by the AKA, so check Eyewinker and Eye Winker...
Sharky, 4 years ago
Thank you so very much Tallcakes. I usually ckeck "R" pretty regularly but for some reason never thought to with this one.
Sharky, 4 years ago
lol just checked "R"...there it is right in front of me :) I guess I rarely use "R" for 19 century glass...guess I should :) Thanks again.

Want to post a comment?

Create an account or login in order to post a comment.

EAPG Genoese real or reproduction? In Glassware > Early American Pattern Glass > Show & Tell.
Remember me28 of 942