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Posted 5 months ago
MacArt
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So this is a pair of uranium glass creamers from around middle of 19 century. I just love this shape, not very common, not ergonomic at all, but to me it looks very delicate. I attributed it to Harrach because of this:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/assets/stories/XGzNWFc5fVMUonMCdLwXXA.jpg
and this
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Opaque-Glass-Victorian-Jug-Red-Rimmed-c1900-/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/$T2eC16Z,!ykE9s7t)2UyBQcv+pRM0!~~60_12.JPG
probably not scientific enough, but good enough for a start.
Interesting thing to me is that they have very different sizes of pontil marks, one is giant compared to other.
P.S.
Happy Holidays to All! :D
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WOW THESE ARE VERY STUNNING :) i wished i had these beauties:)
Thank You Bellin, hope You find Yours soon!
your very welcome MacArt:) i hope so:)
Lovely vibrant green it 'pops'.....:-)
Thank You all for the loves.
Yes Inky, on this one green is deeper, I think it's because glass is thicker.
I needed thick dark sun glasses to view these amazing!!