Red glass vase with ceramic ?
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I picked up this vase several months ago, it is a ruby red colour with gold flecks, with an eggshell blue ceramic affect on the lower part of the vase, the base of the vase feels a little like fine sandpaper rather than glass. Anyone have any suggestions as to origin?
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[/url]I picked up this vase several months ago, it is a ruby red colour with gold flecks, with an eggshell blue ceramic affect on the lower part of the vase, the base of the vase feels a little like fine sandpaper rather than glass. Anyone have any suggestions as to origin?
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Re: Red glass vase with ceramic ?
Hi, welcome to the forum. I've no idea about the origin of your vase but it's pottery with a glassy glaze surely?
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Re: Red glass vase with ceramic ?
Hi Pip, thanks for your kind welcome. It is definately glass though,
the greyish blue colouring towards the bottom is like a matt enamel, and the gold flecks seem to be just beneath the surface. When the light passes through it shows a deep ruby red through the glass but no light passes through the bottom.
the greyish blue colouring towards the bottom is like a matt enamel, and the gold flecks seem to be just beneath the surface. When the light passes through it shows a deep ruby red through the glass but no light passes through the bottom.
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Re: Red glass vase with ceramic ?
The vase would have been marvered (rolled onto) crushed enamels whilst still hot to give that matt effect - the same effect can be seen on a Holmegaard 'Asymmetrisk' table lamp (not that I'm suggesting your vase is Holmegaard):


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Re: Red glass vase with ceramic ?
Never heard that term before, very interesting, thanks very much Nic.
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I always wondered how that effect was achieved,thanks nic
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