Feedback for Artglass Bowl

[cridco]

Hi,

I received a message from an ebay user this morning regarding an item I have for sale: 

Vintage green white swirl art glass bowl, pedestal centre 17cm w x 8 cm H

The message from the ebay user read: You need to tone down the photo shoots you are screwing people

The inference is that I am misrepresenting the bowl. Photo was taken with bowl in a black cube shelf. It does display beautifully in a black cube. Photo was taken on an ipad with no photoshopping. I put another photo of the bowl in a different setting. 

I would be interested to hear other feedback.

[domino-710]

What is with the few on white background - where there is no irridescence - only green. ??

[imastawka]

Did you use a black light for the very colourful pics?

It certainly doesn't look like the same bowl when photographed on white.

[sandypebbles]

It looks like two different bowls to me, when comparing the black background to the white background photos 

[domino-710]

I can understand the members question. 

[papermoon.lady]

Yes, they look quite different.

Was the photo with the white background also taken with the iPad? Does your iPad have a flash that might have caused some effects on the black background?

[imastawka]

I would still like an answer to the lighting question.

Is it photographed with a black light or fibre optic lighting?

It has a sort of glow to it like uranium glass does.

But the style suggests it's not that old to be depression glass.

The foot is all wrong.

[papermoon.lady]

It looks a bit like iridescence?

Iridescence - Wikipedia

[cridco]

No, the swirls are green and white

[cridco]

It was photographed inside with normal lighting on ipad without any black light or optic lighting. Actually the photographing of both is just the same but one in a black cube shelf and one in another standard room. The colour pronouncement in the one with the black background is a result of it being taken in a cube of black shelving