White cased pink stem vase with sloping rim - Arthur Percy Shape

Hi

Not an Arthur Percy but the main body has this shape. White cased in a pinkish outer colour.
https://i.servimg.com/u/f78/17/72/28/78/p1040010.jpg

Strange looking pink, would swear from your photos it was purple...

If you want an id it helps to include information that would be useful for whoever is going to help you, in this case height? The topic is then also more useful to others for reference later.

Saying that, it was probably made by Lindshammar, examples with labels are shown on page 20 of Scandinavian Glass Fire and Sea by Leslie Pina.

John

No that's the camera lying about the colour due to low light - size isn't always important but in this case it is 11.5 inches tall.

Given that you are asking other people to do the work for you try providing accurate information that will help them.

With glass this includes but is not limited to size, base and rim finishes and colour. Photos work for most of that but dimensions matter too, it makes a difference if an item is 6 or 60cm tall.

The size of your vase is consistent with those produced by Lindshammar, many Swedish companies made similar and to distinguish betwen them it helps to have all the facts.

RVsaid wrote:No that's the camera lying about the colour due to low light - size isn't always important but in this case it is 11.5 inches tall.

As John says (with glass) size is important, and weight.

Not so much with pottery it seems?

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