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Posted 4 months ago
vetraio50
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This bowl came from the Rozelle markets one Saturday a few years ago. It has defeated me. Nice piece of cased glass with aventurine swirls, quite heavy for its size. Engraved mystery signature as shown.
H: 10 cm or 3.9"
W: 14 cm or 5.5"
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Beautiful! I can't believe you need help!!!!!!!! : )
Hi Justanovice, no idea?!?!?!
Can't read it.
Someone will know here for sure, .... I hope.
Unless it is Australian, I suppose!
Many thanks Justanovice and mustangT!
sorry i was late , i was shopping on line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! very beautiful and very stunning :) love it!!!!!
Many thanks Sean!
Shopping?
There's been some nice stuff out there recently!
thankyou Kevin:) you really have me hooked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and thankyou for the intro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
could be a gallery piece . like the art galleries in your area?
I agree with Sean. Possible gallery
hello sweet amberrose :)
Many thanks Sean and AmberRose!
What do you see in the signature?
Even the first letter?
I just need a few more eyes!
its a "K" i see :)
Hmmm. Either a K or an A? An H? Thanks, Sean!
Off to lunch, it's our twenty first anniversary!
How frustrating for you... would drive me...MAD!!!!!...nice vase...:-)
Many thanks, inky. Frustrated!
your very welcome vetraio50 :)
happy 21st:) awesome , very romantic:)
Aaaawww, happy 21st! Congrats! Wonderful!
Many thanks eyeforB and to you too Amber and you miKKo!
Many thanks austro and to you too Alfredo
You can browse some artists here..might be too new a site though?
Looks like Arsh to me to start?
http://www.ausglass.org.au/gallery.php
Koraloesed????? Makes no sense. Poor penmanship!
What about something like ''Arzberg''? Sure looks like it to me.
That's from Bavaria and they (only?) make pocelain.
Happy annoversary... sorry, not familiar with the sig.
And gratulations to you both of course !!!
Many thanks to everyone!
Thanks to Jan Kees, toracat, BMV, slave to the G, Amber, inkySean and petey!
Last 4 letters are ''burg'' I'd say
Many thanks pops52!
Many thanks musikchoo!
Have u tryed Amesbury pottery Usa mass..
Many thanks for that lead Roycroftbooksfromme1. It's glass but that is definitely a new direction.
Many thanks czechman!
lol
http://www.myantiquefurniturecollection.com/can-you-tell-me-who-made-this-vasei-got-it-from-an-older-la...-1343613.html
An interesting Japanese silver mark!