Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
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Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?


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Dorian_Graye-
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Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Elme made a lot of lidded jars similar to this HOWEVER the bubbles are much more uniform - yours are too random. I think it's probably from Empoli (mainland Italy).
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Pips-Trip.co.uk
20th Century Retro/Vintage Ceramics & Glass
Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
I was thinking Empoli, as well. Thank you.
Dorian_Graye-
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Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Oh, one more question. I thought it also may be Whitefriars because of the color of the bubbled glass. It looks like the "twilight" color that they used. Has Whitefriars ever produced cased pieces? Thanks for the info. in advance.
Dorian_Graye-
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Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Definitely NOT Whitefriars.
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Pips-Trip.co.uk
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Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Ok. So, it's not Whitefriars. That still doesn't answer my question.
Dorian_Graye-
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Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Nope, Whitefriars never produced this style of cased opal glass.
I'm with Pip on this - this shade of rauchtopaz is quite common in late-1970s Italian glass, so most probably hails from one of the Empoli factories.
I'm with Pip on this - this shade of rauchtopaz is quite common in late-1970s Italian glass, so most probably hails from one of the Empoli factories.
Re: Lidded Cased Controlled Bubble Candy Dish?
Thank you Nic.
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