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    Posted 5 years ago

    AdeleC
    (498 items)

    I bought all sorts of nice bits and pieces yesterday. This was on our local Market Stall, and he saw me pick it up, and said " I think that's one of yours" meaning glowing green glass! It's 9.5 cm tall and its a bit small to be a vase, so I thought maybe a toothpick holder? It's a very yellow green, which I call vaseline glass, and it has a lovely glow under UV light. I can't find one like it, s help would be appreciated.

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    Comments

    1. IronLace IronLace, 5 years ago
      Great piece - could also be a small glass for a strong drink? Perfect for a shot of whiskey!
    2. NevB NevB, 5 years ago
      From the colour probably late Victorian and maybe a spill vase?
    3. NevB NevB, 5 years ago
      Possibly John Derbyshire, Henry Greener or Davidson.
    4. AdeleC AdeleC, 5 years ago
      Thanks NevB. I didn't look at Victorian glass, as I thought it looked newer! I think it's too small to be a spill vase.
    5. NevB NevB, 4 years ago
      I now think this may be quite modern. I've just posted a piece of Boyd uranium glass from 1998-2003. Yours may be by them but they did mark their pieces, it could be the earlier Degenhart or another US. factory.

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