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Posted 12 months ago
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Another couple items I won at the 'Brackley Dene contents auction', the catalogue from the auction I posted a few weeks ago.
These two Vaseline glass bowls have to be the most gorgeous pieces of glass I have, there was a third piece a large dish in the same pattern, but it got broken when something fell on it, I wept like a baby when it happen, I loved it so much. The metal stand actual came with that dish.
All I know about them is that they are very old and have been told that they are possibly by James Powell and Sons or john Walsh Walsh.
Frustratingly! I have searched under both these names and haven't seen anything similar to them.
Thank you for looking.....:-)
Vaseline GlassAlso known as uranium glass, vaseline glass glows bright green under ultrav…
Victorian EraThe Victorian Era, named after the prosperous and peaceful reign of England…
Many thanks vetraio50!.....:-)
LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL VASELINE GLASS:)
Thank you BELLIN68!.....:-)
:-)...Just taken one, wasn't sure how it would turn out with the flash but not too bad! so am going to post now.....:-) so here it is!
Thank you BELLIN68 and scandinavian_pieces...you are welcome to be nosey in my home any time......:-)
It is THEE! most lushes pink geranium that, because it is in full sun everyday flowers all year round,... mind you I think the attention that it gets from everyone may have something to do with it blooming so often too!.....:-)
Most beautiful! Love them!! Regards, miKKo
Many thanks miKKoChristmas11! for the love and lovely comment!.........:-)
Many thanks l.a.lady!....:-)
Many thanks.....StG ~ petey and vetraio50......:-)
If it was a Whitefriars dish with a metal stand, I hate to say this but you just lost a small fortune as they are extremely rare and I have only ever seen the metal stands in books and museums and I started collecting it about 17 years ago. Your stand does look like a Whitefriars one and it is worth asking the Museum of London if they think it is for a Whitefriars dish. I am unsure of your 2 bowls though they don't look right for Whitefriars and are not in my books.
Thank you the dish was the same pattern as these two, very fine and a pattern I have never found, but it certainly gives me a direction to go in... thank you once again lovedecaters.....:-)
How did I miss these. I love the old opalescent glass myself. It is one of my favorites although since I have started getting into the Bohemian glass I have moved away from the opalescent stuff. Thanks for reminding me that I still love the look so much myself.