Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
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Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
Hi
These little bowls are about 10 cm across and 6 cm tall and look despite some design effort pretty boring however, the base is irregular. This following down of the form into having more glass on oneside than the other is intentional and I felt just raises them above the normal run of the mill.



These little bowls are about 10 cm across and 6 cm tall and look despite some design effort pretty boring however, the base is irregular. This following down of the form into having more glass on oneside than the other is intentional and I felt just raises them above the normal run of the mill.



RVsaid- Number of posts : 1485
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
Ravenhead. Not sure of the pattern but might be Ice.
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
I had a look into this but all the Ravenhead have perfectly regular finish circle bases.
RVsaid- Number of posts : 1485
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
I have a large one, unfortunately packed away so I can't double check the base, but I'm pretty sure it's the same. This may be a variation on the pattern but I'd still say Ravenhead.
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
I'm with Naomi on this - Ravenhead
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
I can certainly see that they are in the same league with Ravenhead but the design just doesn't come up in any of my searches and without that there is no certainty
RVsaid- Number of posts : 1485
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
Pattern name is Topaz, design is often attributed to John Clappison.
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
You're the man Davee! It took a while but the smaller bowls listed in a set are a dead ringer.

RVsaid- Number of posts : 1485
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Re: Boring pressed glass fruit/dessert bowls but with a little something more
Thanks, I try to please
I knew we would get there in the end!

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