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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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This pair of baskets looks great in my art glass display case. Each has a green thorn handle and two applied flowers.
I really like the way the cranberry tops stand out with the green handles.
The bottom of each shows a rough pontil mark.
They have fantastic glow under a black light.
I believe they are most likely Bohemian in origin.
Thanks for looking!
Scott
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A good way to describe the color combination! Thanks Leah.
Scott
Thanks vetraio.
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Thanks bellin, budek and inky.
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Thanks bratjdd and toolate.
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Thanks official and manikin.
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Thanks for looking gate.
Scott
My money would be on English for this piece. Stourbridge area.
might also consider Stevens and Williams
Thanks for looking and commenting owl and cakes.
The rough pontil and colors would lead me to believe czech rather than a UK maker.
Scott
Not all English glass had polished pontil's and the colors are quite typical for England as well. I wouldn't think S and W or Webb or Richardson because of the rough pontil but there are lesser makers that didn't go to that effort.
Thanks bratjdd and glass-- if you like this, pls take a look at my other postings of similar glass. I collect glass with applied decorations.
scott
Thanks for commenting greatsnowyowl.
scott
Thanks petey and slave to glass.
scott
Could of swore I posted feedback on this sweet set!
Now I bet these two look awesome under a black light!
Thanks shawn. If memory serves me right-- they looked FANTASTIC under a black light. I haven't black lighted them in over a decade, but will try and find the light and look again.
If I get some good photos, I will post them here!
scott
Agree with GSO, believe these to be English....
Very nice pair of Baskets, love them...
I am looking thru my PMC pictures. I am Revising My opinion to Harrach. My last comment on this was before I had been to Czecho slovakia and Germany.
Thanks for the input owl-- I could go with Harrach as well!
scott
Absolutley beautiful piece...by the way thank you for you're service, I noticed your CIB and see you were in 2 wars, my husband and I deal with military items mostly uniforms ( Vietnam era ) We have a theater made,ERDL flight suit I need to post to find out more info on it...we know it's vietnam era but not to sure where it was made
Will do...by the way what was you're MOS, my husband was airborne ranger, 101st, retired now...
Same here-- retired Infantryman!
scott
okay, just posted the flightsuit...if you need more pics let me know
Thanks hula-- I posted to your flight suit. Unfortunately, there wasn't much that I can add.
scott
Thanks again steve!
scott
Posted pics of what I think are ww2 e-5 stripes but not sure...
Thanks for looking aeon and moonstone!
scott
Thanks bratjdd.
scott
Thanks pat!
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Thanks geode and moonstone.
scott
Thanks smiata and vintage.
scott
Thanks for looking sklo!
scott
Thanks much ironlace!
scott