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Posted 7 months ago
vetraio50
(358 items)
This little jug took my eye because of its handle. The angle of the handle intrigued me and its colour caught the eye too! I've kept it now more than twenty years and have a few more ideas about its true identity. This colour combination is attractive to me. At first I though it might have been English. But I now feel that it may be Harrach. It has ten vertical optical ribs within the shape which add more volume to the piece. The handle looks like it has a chip but not so. The edge is smooth, the "chip' is under the glass and close to the body of the piece, part of the making of the handle.
I'd be interested to have some comment from others.
Height: 14cm or 5.5"
Width: 12 cm or 4.7"
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
THIS IS JUST STUNNING VERY BEAUTIFUL:)
Many thanks young Sean B!
your very welcome young Kevin:)
Many thanks young mustangtony!
just lovely!
Many thanks Amber, czechman to you too austro for those kind comments!
It's lovely, and reminds me of a pink & blue one I have, same bottom and though different colors, the same darker applied handle. Very pretty...I'll let you know if I come up with one of yours while researching mine :)
Many thanks gingerakesler. Look forward to seeing it.
Lovely!...:-)
Many thanks inky, Phil, that LondonLoetzLearner 'n Justanovice too!
Many thanks ks85 and miKKo too!
Many thanks to miKKo, MacArt and to you too Budek!
Beautiful ! Vet . Have you been to Oprah house as of late ?
Many thanks to the Moirs and Manikin too! It's been a while Mani, just past it on the ferry each Monday. I use the buses on the north shore but come back on the ferry from Manly! It's an amazing sight/site.
Thanks yet again Eddie!
V have fun on your holiday! Give the birthday boy a big kiss from me!
HAVE FUN BIG GUY ON YOUR VACATION:)
Thanks to both of you!
YOUR SO WELCOME , ive really have missed your postings vet:) please post something before you at least:)
Very Pretty!!!!!
Many thanks Kathycat!
Takk fyrir!
My initial thought was that it was English but there is something about the handle. The detail of the way it is applied doesn't look like the usual English manufacture, it's too chucky too.
Look my jug with a similar handle:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/81299-dimpled-jug
Nice jug though.
I see what you mean about the handle. Yours is much more angular. Much more Christopher Dresser. I've had this a long time now and had been attracted to it initially because of the Aesthetic shape and colour combo. Now I feel sure it's a Bohemian copy of the fashion of the time. It does have an optic rib effect tat is good as well. Yours however is what I've always thought was great.
still one of my other favorites :) STUNNING AND HAPPY VALENTINES DAY KEVIN AND YOUR OTHER AS WELL:)
Thanks Sean! Have a great Valentine's Day!