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Second Update on Original Post of April 11, 2013 – Unknown Needle Etch on an Unknown Decanter

09 Thursday Jan 2014

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Decanter, Floral Etch, Needle Etch

Unknown Etch with Swag and Flowers 2Yet another update on the original April 13 post and then the August 31st update.  I bought six of these stems (the one on the left.)  Now that I have these six, likely clarets or sherries, the one wine, two sherberts and a decanter, I practically have a set!  Still don’t know what they are of course.  I think I will try to to sell these glasses with the decanter.  Too cute.

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Update – During our recent Niagara trip I added to my collection of ‘pieces with this unknown etch, unknown blank.’  They were in a shop in Fort Erie.

I don’t know why I feel compelled to do so, but….there it is.  They are sherberts/dessert dishes I imagine.  Very dainty.Floral Needle Etch

 

 

 

 

Ok – after posting this 5 minutes ago, I decided to troll for the image of the goblet to add to this post.  Here it is.15

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Original post – April 11, 2013

142I have long had a single water goblet with this etch.  I have no idea where it is and I can’t find a photo.  Likely in a box somewhere.  Anyway…..came across this decanter on our Niagara trip.

144 I was so surprised to find the etch replicated.  I certainly didn’t need any more decanters, especially one without a stopper.  but I couldn’t resist, since I have the one stem.  Sheesh – how lame is that?????

Pretty, isn’t it?

Pretty Unknown Etch on Unknown Stem

03 Sunday Nov 2013

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Champagne, Floral Etch, Plate Etched, Ribbons, Swag

Unknown Plate Etch on StemI bought four of these in the Kitchener/Waterloo area (I think) in August.  I was dogsitting my grandbeagle over the long weekend yet managed to check out a few shops!  I was hoping to identify them, but no luck so far.  Perhaps I will post them on Facebook today.

The have been posted on my favourite Elegant and Everyday Glass, by someone else, but remain unidentified.Unknown Plate Etch on Stem (3)

In any event they are very pretty.  A nice dainty etch with flowers, ribbon and swag.  Look like open champagnes.

Now Identified as Bohemia Etoile – Update to Bohemia Crystal Gold Rimmed Edge with the Queen’s Lace Etch

26 Saturday Oct 2013

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European Crystal, Floral Etch, Plate Etched, Sherry

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Luckily this has been identified by ‘someone in the know’ as Bohemia Crystal in the Etoile pattern.  Replacements also shows this stem in this blank – yippie!

I am pleased to have the mystery solved (March 23, 2015).

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Original Post – October 26, 2013

I have various pieces of this etch including a decanter.  In the replacements.com database the blank is different.  All of my pieces have this stem.008

This piece is likely a sherry glass or cordial.  It’s not my favourite pattern, but I guess it’s pretty enough.

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