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    Posted 10 years ago

    IanBrighton
    (573 items)

    This bottom-up spatter décor is one of my obsessions. I am fascinated by the differences in colour and applied colour. And SO modern. Please read below for some learned comments on them.

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      The zig-zag vases were placed in a cabinet at the 2011 Tango exhibition on a shelf next to some Welz pieces. They were both part of a grouping that Jitka Lnenickova described as the "Little-Known Teplice Region". The Welz pieces were on the left and to the right were six vases that she ascribed to Franz Tomschick from Kost'any.

      "Significant but little known centre of Tango glass manufacture especially in the 1920’s was the Teplice region. The Tango inspiration was particularly taken (on board by) the firms of Franz Welz from Hrob by Teplic and the firm of Franz Tomschick from Kost’any (1918 – 1930)."

      Kost'any is a town between Hrob and Teplice.

      The best known glassworks in Kost'any was one called "Augustinka" (aka Glashüttenwerk Steinhügel) set up in 1873 on a stone hill that employed exclusively Czech glassmakers.

      In 1901 it was bought out by Franz Tomschick (aka Franz Tomschicka, Franze Tomschicka, Frantisek Tomsik at al).

      The Tomschick control of the glassworks led to an unprecedented boom. In 1928 there were four furnaces and 400 workers. They produced hollow glass, lighting and luxury stained glass. They specialised in the use of selenium glass wares even up until modern times.

      http://www.kostany.cz/sklarny.html
    2. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      The works there in Kost'any finally closed on 1 May 1996. Closing the glassworks also ended what was almost a hundred and fifty year history of glass production in Kost'any.
    3. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      Here is a shot of the Tomschick vases from the exhibition when it aired in Teplice:

      http://usti.idnes.cz/foto.aspx?r=usti-zpravy&c=A120127_1723374_usti-zpravy_alh&foto=ALH40c991_141824_511061.jpg
    4. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      For comparison check out the photos from another format of the exhibition where the Welz and Tomschick pieces are put together.

      http://rover.rajce.idnes.cz/Tango_sklo/#
      https://plus.google.com/photos/112215855600896851554/albums/5703429414535679169?banner=pwa&authkey=CMqmp7rr64SYBA

      The important photos for you are #4 and #5.

      But the rest of these photos by Rover are great too!
    5. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      My apologies!

      For some reason the link in comment 4 does not take you there immediately.

      Copy and paste the entire link and it works fine.


    6. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      Welzebub is quite correct. That covered vase moved around a bit in the cabinets ....

      At Teplice it had this description:
      http://usti.idnes.cz/foto.aspx?r=usti-zpravy&c=A120127_1723374_usti-zpravy_alh&foto=ALH40c991_141824_511061.jpg

    7. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      Again I'm sorry Ian that has not worked. The covered piece is the photo before these. Number 17.

    8. IanBrighton IanBrighton, 10 years ago
      Thanks - I really appreciate all the comments - I maybe should have posted it as an ID request. I will have a good look at all the links.
    9. IanBrighton IanBrighton, 10 years ago
      I don't suppose that this will be the last time that all my assumptions about a shape or decor are completely changed. ;-)
    10. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      I was wondering if any of these vases are marked?
    11. charcoal charcoal, 10 years ago
      ks85, Tomschick vases with "Kralik" marks is a strong clue that the "Kralik" mark isn't 100% Kralik. Please post a link to the marked vases.
    12. IanBrighton IanBrighton, 10 years ago
      I have really been informed by the discussion - I don't mind making mistakes - but hope I don't repeat any... too much.
    13. IanBrighton IanBrighton, 10 years ago
      The reddest rocket-shaped vase on the far left has a lightly impressed, but clearly visible, linear "Czechoslovakia" in lower case on the base. I got that one from the USA. The others are unmarked, and all from the UK.
    14. kralik1928 kralik1928, 7 years ago
      this is great research, I hope someday we can know more about this factory

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