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British Art Glass222 of 698Whitefriars bubble candle holderVictorian Decanter any help with age/maker?
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    Posted 10 years ago

    Cpomedx
    (66 items)

    I can always remember this little vase occupying a space on my mother treasure shelf since the early 60s.
    Having passed on recently, I thought it was my duty to keep this piece in the family.
    A beautiful colour and about 20cm tall.
    Enjoy

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    Comments

    1. Deltab, 10 years ago
      It's not Whitefriars, sorry. I would try Scandinavian, most likely Aseda, Sweden.
    2. Cpomedx Cpomedx, 10 years ago
      It would seem to be the case.
      I thank you for your information.
    3. Cpomedx Cpomedx, 10 years ago
      Any thoughts on year of manufacture?
    4. antiquerose antiquerose, 10 years ago
      Yes I would say as Della did -- Aseda, Sweden. I think they also call or refer to this as a * Bone Vase *

      http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/scandinavian_glass/aseda_glass/asedaglass_home.htm

      http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/148913-aseda-sweden-glass-bone-vase

    5. Deltab, 10 years ago
      Early 1960's, so probably new when your Mum bought it. The factory was taken over in 1974 & then went bankrupt in 1977.
      x
    6. Cpomedx Cpomedx, 10 years ago
      Many thanks for the correct information. Much appreciated. There is another large blue vase in my pictures that I can't identify. . .?kosta

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