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Lovely! I would really like on of these (telling myself they’d be practical too)

Hi, regarding the orange one: I can't quite see the shape. But there was a designer in Munich called Jean Beck. He made designs in very vibrant colors at a time, that the art nouveau still was going. He had several huts delivering the glass to him and his atelier in Munich added the "Schwarzlotmalerei". Later on a lot of others copied that as well. He was affiliated with Regenhütte and Schliersee Hütte in eastern Bavaria. Maybe this was done or inspired by him. But that is just a guess.

keep sharing the things you love 😊

Vielen lieben Dank für das schöne Video und die tolle Werbung für unser Geschäft. Mit besten Grüßen Veronika Albrecht

Incredibly kind of you Kevin to share

Merv Hughes on tour in Germany :) A lovely shop.

If I would come across something like this in a thrift shop for instance, I’d think it’s a little flower vase and would not have recognised it for what it really is. Thank you for sharing this.

I never would have guessed that I'd find an interest in antique glassware. But your videos are actually super interesting and informative. Please keep uploading!

Welcome to Germany. :)

In the US, this is called a make-do.

Nice video! As you pointed out, being able to see the sold items on the Scottish antiques website is so useful and easy to navigate. It seems like the sort of information that should be archived in a museum.

You might find the searchable archive of Adams Auctioneers of Dublin, a useful resource. Lots of Irish Glass !

Subbed your channel

Amazing ❤

Yay! I found a small Anita Harris palm dish in a charity shop today. It's so exciting to spot these things and know what they are. Thanks, Kevin. Hope you are well. I am still back in time. Ha, ha.

Hi Kevin can you recall who was selling the small Indian Club decanter?

Looks great! How do you here about these events btw?

Like the glass mugs with moulding to the body. Not a glass expert but can say that 18th century silver mugs tend to get slightly taller and narrower towards the end of the century and the earlier ones tend to have slightly straighter sides not quite so bulbous....just a thought, not sure if the glass examples conform to that.

Where was this show at. Does anyone know of any glass shows in the Midwest of USA

I’m usually pretty good at spotting fakes, but man, some of the modern ones are getting so much harder to catch. 😮‍💨

Sklo means glass in Czech

These bottles are stunning.

Sniffing the difference. Love it.

Lovely item....far rarer than a similar period decanter.

Very beautiful 😍

Looks amazing, almost like cast iron ornamentation!

It was hard. Dyslexia was barely known about. Nevertheless 16 and 17 th european century history was very dry so you didn't miss much. I was so bored with it after 2 years, thatI didn't get a very good grade!!!!

Thumbs up once again. Hope you remembered not to ‘ping’ and glass on Nigel’s stand! 😂

You have been working so hard.

Is it Francis 1 of France?!

I like the wine glasses. Is it safe to drink from uranium glass? I ordered a uranium wine glass online to use for drinking but I’m hearing from other people not to use.

You rescued, I approve :)

Sure it's not a wine aerator?

nice saved a glass that usually would have been binned lost it's value but still worth the time and effort put into saving it for you love it mate

This is - really great idea!

You mean I am not the only one in the world? :)

Love the ‘new’ room

I love the 18th century glass.

i love your videoss please keep doimg them

Did you buy any glass from the fair ?

Very nice !

Love it! Well saved sir.

Love the glasses.

Great stopper.

Fascinating glimpse into the world of glass recepticles. New fan with Waterford crystal ships and wine decanters. Along with some beautiful wine and sherry glasses. from the same maker. Most vintage from the 60s. Thanks.

Thanks for another great video, Kevin! You referenced a French/Normandy jug on the Fileman stand and showed it fleetingly and then looked at similar ones online at Scottish Antiques in their sold archive, but I can’t find that jug on the Fileman website. Would you be able to recall how much Fileman were asking on theirs? I’d like to buy one one day, as I like their plain style and they’re normally not mega expensive

I can't believe I'm up to number 75. Ha, ha.

Hello Kevin, Love your knowledge and videos, is there a way I can contact you about a couple of unknown pieces to me. Thanks Helen

You are doing a brilliant job. Stick with it.

I would love to find some of this one day.