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Posted 13 years ago
Hornet
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This particolar shade middle 1800 from Stevens and Williams ( England ) have around a part in Vaseline glass and glows Brillant on the Black Light . Wonder !
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I am not so sure on the S&W attribution.
Could easily be Czech.
Scott
Hi Scott
I suppose was from S&W becouse i find this site and are very similar .
http://home.earthlink.net/~verredart6/glass/S&W.html
But we never Knows ....
Thanks in any case
Albert
Not all reference sites are accurate.
Some of those attributions are questionable! I see Harrach and other Czech pieces.
Here is a piece of Harrach-- very similar to some of those IDd S &W pieces:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/41142-harrach-art-glass-ewer-with-applied-flow?in=user
There are some really good Czech glass folks on this site-- I am sure that they will weigh in later today.
Scott
In the general antique trade, you will often find anything with applied decoration on it attributed to Stevens and Williams.
Alfredo, Leah, Marty and several other contributors to this site are very knowledgeable on glass.
Your shade is a beautiful piece whomever made it!
Scott
Thanks Scott
really Help me .
I'm Happy to be here and have the opportunity to share our passion.
Graet .
Albert
Dear Albert,
This almost looks like a Calla Lily. Lovely shape. Thank you again for sharing.
Sincerely,
Lisa
Wow. I've never seen one like this!
Thanks MIKKO . : )