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A pair of Hand Made Stevens and Williams Jade glass bowls in the rarer Apricot colour .
Last photo is them with two sizes of sherbert / sweets dishes. with Alabaster glass feet.
They seem to change colour in differnet lights and when viewed at different angles.
Here is a good Article on S&W jade glass and Steuben- Carder jade glass .
http://www.carderglass.com/s&w_jade_article.htm
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Hello ozmary , these arey stunning :) and very beautiful love the color :) and how are you?
Nice Marty! Thanks for sharing them and the article too! Short stem = S&W!
Hi Bellin68 , they are lovely. I got a few pieces (some on E bay right now) and decided to keep a couple including these ,. they are small but too big for salt dishes don't know what they would have been used for ...but prhaps will use them for condiments .. to go with curries. I have had a headahe for 2 days now think it was from haveing a chocolate binge or just the sudden extra cold weather. thanks for asking and how are you?
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Hello ozmarty , they are very lovely and beautiful as well . so your going to be buying more how wonderful cant wait to see them . im sorry that you have been feeling well and get well soon. i love chocolate :) im fine and things are going great:) i just bought a new camera last night im very very happy with:)
Luscious....:-)
Hi Bellin68 , no selling others so I can buy Bohemian glass ....
Hi Vet, not out hunting!!!??
They where being sold as Murano Archideme Seguso Alabaster Glass
I asked the seller
Q: Hi How do you know they are Murano Archideme Seguso Alabaster Glass ? Are they marked? thank you Marty
A: Hi Marty, no they are not marked but I have had them identified by some expert glass friends of mine and I trust their judgement. thanks
Like this glass expert sometimes we get it OH so wrong !
yep it is a good little article .
Ta ! Inky me cobba .
You should ask him if he has any other glass he may want to sell that his "expert glass friends" has identified....lol!
I'd did ask ! no reply as yet! hahahaha !!!:)
I didn't know you were doing that , it's profitable:)
You go mate:)
Hi Bellin not profitable put many things on and few ever sell . I have a house rule that my collecting addiction must pay it's own way. so have to sell so i can buy.
I understand what you mean:) and it's very reasonable:)
Very cool house rule ozmarty:)
hello ozmarty :) how are you today?
Hi Bellin68 , very good thank you ... I'm off to the country for a friends birthday.
Beautiful sunny day ...
Have a great weekend
hello ozmarty , your very welcome ozmarty:) well have a great time and wow sun sounds really good right now :) and you have a great weekend as well:) have lots drink and food for me :)