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โ02-05-2018 09:54 PM - edited โ02-05-2018 09:59 PM
Hi i want to know if these are vintage or not. There are 3. The only reasons i think they are vontage is they are imperfect. One has this ridge on the inside and thats in one of the photos. I havent posted on here in a long time so gotta see how many photos i can post. They are about a hand long and there is a weird vv mark on all of them. Also there are fleck that are in the glass. They are very thick glass as well. Does anyone know what they are? I have no clue
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on โ04-05-2018 09:34 AM
Do YOu think it could be Mosser?
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- W inside a circleโฆโฆ.. In some cases, the โM inside a circleโ mark used by Mosser Glass Company, Cambridge, OH, appears (when viewed upside down) to be a W inside a circle because of slightly diagonal strokes of the two โlegsโ of the letter. This appears mostly on upscale novelty glassware and repro ornamental ware, not on utilitarian bottles. Please check the M entries concerning Mosser near the top of this page, showing a pic of this mark."
from: glassbottlemarks.com
they appear to be mouthblown from a frosted pendant candelabra or chandelier - around the art nouveau era.
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on โ04-05-2018 11:51 AM
Pendant light fittings like this
It looks to be an etched mark - I don't think it would have anything to do with a bottle manufacturer. I would assume original, though without the fittings it would be difficult to use. Also unfortunately this is the kind of thing that has been extensively reproduced; you can find similar these days in almost every lighting shop. I have a Daum hanging light in very similar tones - if I had to guess, I would guess French, Art Nouveau style as already said.
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on โ04-05-2018 12:23 PM
Oh i dont know as i dont know much about this field or type of object. Yes it is like a m inside a circle when the object is upside down but not etched. It feels like the symbol is a sticker...which definately means it is not vintage i guess. i cant imagine how someone makes a sticker like this. What is a Utilitarian bottle? I cant sort out the link you sent me. Theres too much on the page to find what you describe.
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on โ04-05-2018 12:26 PM
It feels more like a glossy sticker now that i touch it today which is odd. Yes that item does look similar in a lot of ways. Ah a reproduction yeah i think it is. So what i thought was a mistake in or flaw is probably just because of mass production. Thanks will sell them as reproductions and art Nouveau style
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on โ12-05-2018 11:14 AM
Mosser made more than bottles.
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on โ12-05-2018 05:37 PM
I can see lots of attractive USA kitchen ware, but nothing that looks like Art Nouveau style light fittings.
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on โ14-05-2018 12:04 AM
Mosser marks are impressed into the glass. Not stamped
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on โ16-10-2018 01:39 AM
Sorry i didnt see there were further replies. I dont know why i never get emails when someone posts a reply.

