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Old 2011-02-19, 8:55am
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Does anyone recognize this glass?



It is something like 10 years old.

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Old 2011-02-19, 8:59am
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My guess would be PI
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Old 2011-02-19, 9:26am
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What is PI? I'm not familiar with it. What CoE is it? Thanks!
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Old 2011-02-19, 9:29am
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Pi isn't 10 years old. More like 6. Pi was 96 coe and not around for very long.
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Old 2011-02-19, 9:48am
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What about Uroboros? Lauscha? Czech?
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Old 2011-02-19, 10:22am
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It might be Lauscha. I just went and looked at a sample pack of Lauscha I got in some buy out of a "retired" lampworker. The red, turquoise blue and yellow have the same rings at the end as yours do.
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Old 2011-02-19, 10:34am
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Looks like Lauscha med red, light red, transparent yellow their regular blue and I have no idea what that light blue is. Might be turquoise but mine is much darker. Is the yellow transparent with rings of yellow in it?
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Old 2011-02-19, 11:33am
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It's not Uroboros, if that helps.
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Old 2011-02-19, 11:43am
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Looks like Lauscha to me.
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Old 2011-02-19, 11:45am
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About ten years ago I bought some Indian soft glass from Arrow Springs, it looks just like that w/rings and all.
COE 104

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Old 2011-02-19, 5:14pm
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The reds and the yellow look Lauscha ... not sure about the blues.
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