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Post by dantheman March 25th 2009, 1:47 pm

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it has been brought to my attention that these may not be Whitefriars.

http://www.whitefriars.com/isit_contents.php?ID=3257

perhaps we could have a debate?


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Post by Pip March 25th 2009, 3:53 pm

dantheman wrote:Whitefriars style Harlequin Tumblers 100_0030

it has been brought to my attention that these may not be Whitefriars.

http://www.whitefriars.com/isit_contents.php?ID=3257

perhaps we could have a debate?

They're not Whitefriars production - they've been discussed at some length both on the GMB and on Whitefriars.com and as far as I know and believe they're by Ingrid Glas (Austria).

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Post by Josordoni March 25th 2009, 4:22 pm

dantheman wrote:Whitefriars style Harlequin Tumblers 100_0030

it has been brought to my attention that these may not be Whitefriars.

http://www.whitefriars.com/isit_contents.php?ID=3257

perhaps we could have a debate?


I had a shorter set of these - whisky glass size - that I sold emphatically as NOT Whitefriars. Every time the buyers mentioned them afterwards they called them Whitefriars.

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Post by Nic April 29th 2010, 6:27 pm

A new possibility - my neighbour, I've discovered, has a set of these in whiskey-tumbler size that was bought whilst holidaying in Italy about 35 years ago.

Of course, just because they were bought there, it doesn't mean they were made there!
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Post by Taylor Thomas May 1st 2010, 5:01 pm

I would say one of the glasses is deffo not a Whitefriars colour......Not WF in my humble opinion.............
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Post by Pip May 4th 2010, 7:55 am

Hi Taylor - NONE of the glasses are Whitefriars - it's already been established at the top of the thread.

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