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Posted 9 months ago
Gr8collect…
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone is familiar with the name of this pattern and what its value might be?
From my understanding, these are shrimp cocktail icers with inserts, or possibly grapefruit bowls. They were produced by Pukeberg Glass in Sweden circa 1910-1930's and designed by Harald Notini. Supposedly he is known for designing the Royal Fan/ Turkey Tracks pattern.
The footed bowls measure approximately: 5 7/8" h x 4 7/8" w
The inserts measure approximately: 2 7/8" h x 2 1/4" w
They are in excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks.
The green bowls and amber stems and feet all fluoresce brightly in the presence of a backlight.
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Very very pretty!...:-)
Awesome... I have some of this pattern. I thought those were taller sherbert cups. Oops. Been selling them as taller sherbert cups on feebay.