eBay CategoriesChevronRightIconPottery & GlassChevronRightIconHelp Identifying Art Glass MakerChevronRightIcon1.75†art glass marking I have this 1.75†art glass marked 133m5 antique_4_sale2652View listingsPosted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago 6 commentsComment Newestantique_4_saleOP1 year ago2652View listingsI agree, I think you nailed it! Now the next question is, is there an art glass artist that signs his/her work w the word sweet? eburtonlab·1 year ago5541View listingsDid you follow the link in my previous message? maeday76·1 year ago112View listings@antique_4_sale : 1. Follow the link posted by@eburtonlab in their first reply. You'll see the artist. 2. Remove my "best answer" tag and give it to eburtonlab instead. Congrats and good luck! eburtonlab·1 year ago5541View listingsCould it be upside down and say "SWEET"? https://www.etsy.com/listing/1666565967/doug-sweet-art-glass-multi-color?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details maeday76·1 year ago112View listings@eburtonlab I think you nailed it. Sweet looks right! Good job.@antique_4_sale Don't forget to give eburtonlab the "best answer" tag! maeday76·1 year ago112View listingsYou need to hold the signature under raking light and use a very steady hand when taking a few new pics. Failing that, try to rub some talcum powder or flour into the etching for better contrast. It's illegible as shown here.
antique_4_sale
OP1 year agoI agree, I think you nailed it! Now the next question is, is there an art glass artist that signs his/her work w the word sweet?
eburtonlab
·1 year agoDid you follow the link in my previous message?
maeday76
·1 year ago@antique_4_sale :
1. Follow the link posted by@eburtonlab in their first reply. You'll see the artist.
2. Remove my "best answer" tag and give it to eburtonlab instead.
Congrats and good luck!
eburtonlab
·1 year agoCould it be upside down and say "SWEET"?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1666565967/doug-sweet-art-glass-multi-color?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details
maeday76
·1 year ago@eburtonlab I think you nailed it. Sweet looks right! Good job.
@antique_4_sale Don't forget to give eburtonlab the "best answer" tag!
maeday76
·1 year agoYou need to hold the signature under raking light and use a very steady hand when taking a few new pics.
Failing that, try to rub some talcum powder or flour into the etching for better contrast. It's illegible as shown here.