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IronLace

IronLace

Blue Mountains, Australia

I'm a creative person who collects Bohemian & English art glass - mostly Victorian, as well as early 20th C glass such as Art Nouveau & Tango. My favourite types of I'm a creative person who collects Bohemian & English art glass - mostly Victorian, as well as early 20th C glass such as Art Nouveau & Tango. My favourite types of art glass are pieces with applied decoration, Peloton, trailed, threaded, spatter, iridescent, MOP satin, & rainbow glass. Favourite makers include Kralik, Welz, Harrach, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Loetz, Thomas Webb, Stevens & Williams, & Richardsons. I enjoy glass that is unusual & fancy...like me. I also appreciate antique furniture, ceramics, & all manner of interesting old wares full of character & meaning. To live with style, elegance, & dignity is my aim, kind regards, Marin. (Read more)

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  1. Many thanks Scott!
  2. Thanks also, Jenni!
  3. Many thanks, kev123!
  4. Very cool & very cute!
  5. Much appreciated, dav2no1!
  6. Many thanks, Peggy!
  7. Sounds fab, Kevin! So glad I went for this…
  8. Cheers Bernard, it is a real gem, & does have a chocolatey look to it!
  9. Many thanks, Scott! I’m all for treats!
  10. Thanks also, Kevin! Perfectly said, it really is a stunner, small & so classy! The tiny jewels are adorable too!
  11. Much appreciated, Ales, I feel honoured to have this in my collection!
  12. Thanks so much, kivatinitz!
  13. Thanks Wow22, much appreciated!
  14. Much appreciated, Scott!
  15. Wow22, I have speculated for a while over these from when the orange one arrived a couple of years ago. The pink one does have some slight differences in height & thickness of glass, but I’ve come to ...
  16. Many thanks Kevin, a long time in the making initially, the pink one was from Rozelle Markets back in the good old days, the last two coming recently.
  17. Much appreciated, Scott!
  18. Thanks for that, Craig! For me, it’s just a crazy cool piece of glass & I feel lucky to have found it…
  19. Many thanks, Scott! It has a presence beyond its small size…
  20. Much appreciated, Scott!
  21. Yes, it’s by Harrach in my opinion. Great piece, not often seen in this large size.
  22. Many thanks, Bernard!
  23. Much appreciated, Kevin!
  24. Thanks also, kev123!
  25. Many thanks, dav2no1!
  26. A very cool vase & an outstanding find!
  27. Thanks also, Ales!
  28. Many thanks, Kevin!
  29. Thanks for that, Vynil, it’s definitely got the UV magic going!
  30. Thanks for your kind words, Peggy, I really appreciate it! I am feeling lucky, with a little good news here and there, plus a find like this makes it even better…
  31. Many thanks, Scott!
  32. I have one like this, mine is more yellow than green, but the swirled, striated decor & shape are the same. When I bought it, I wasn’t sure of the maker, but now I feel it may be Welz. Still not 100% ...
  33. Much appreciated, Peggy! Yes, it is most enjoyable to compare shapes in glass & the subtle variations they reveal. An endless delight!
  34. Many thanks, Scott!
  35. Many thanks, Jericho! Yes, we do get some different stuff here, which is cool. Have not seen the beige Tango but would definitely be interested if it turned up!
  36. Many thanks, keramikos!
  37. Many thanks, Kevin!
  38. Much appreciated, Scott!
  39. Thanks also, kivatinitz! Yes, I've long admired this type of ceramic & have hoped to get an example, & this one fit the bill to perfection!
  40. Many thanks, Kevin!
  41. Much appreciated, Peggy! This is definitely one of those mutable, ambiguous glass colours, which only adds to the appeal...
  42. Many thanks, Scott!
  43. Peggy, just saying that I have the 3 lipped bowl/ash tray in pink & it has been identified as Loetz! My recent find of a Tango top hat also has the same style of pontil mark but cannot say for certain...
  44. Much appreciated, apostata!
  45. Thanks also, Scott!
  46. Many thanks, Kevin!
  47. So cool! Great find!
  48. Much appreciated, Scott!
  49. Many thanks, Scott! There's quite a few glass top hats to be found, they seemed to become popular in the Victorian era, & later, Fenton made them in milk glass. The Tango ones seem rather rare.
  50. Many thanks, Scott, much appreciated! Hope to find some more mauve glass, too!
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Harry Carlsson (1891-1968): "Night visit to Venus". 1940. this is newcastle tyne the wesgate vault  the good bad and darn right ugly L,O,L lots love cw friends this is our time on CW north east  salt glazed  porters  pottery stephen green lambeth london 1840s = 1860 year  diamonds

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