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Thanks to Fammatta and Mac this piece has been Identified as Kralik!, I purchased it off Ebay and it was shipped from the UK, Thanks everyone for your Comments, likes and looking!
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Hi Shawn. I like the bowl. I suggest you check out: http://kayingleside.com/BeginnersLoetzGuide.pdf
and don't forget:
http://www.loetz.com/
Check the links from Eddy Scheeper's site as well ...they are very helpful.
I like anything green......and I'm not even Irish ! By the way Shawn......what is that LARGE object in your pic with Beer ??
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Hi Shawn. Your piece reminds of Kralik Martele.
Mac
On second look perhaps not Martele but a Kralik piece for sure.
Mac
Thank you Very much Vetraio, the Guide was a Wonderful Read, and really interesting too, I'm doubting now that this is Loetz since it lacks a pontil, Thanks loetzbuddies, the Large object is just a cheap plastic pitcher, I was at the local bowling alley that night, Thanks for the insight Mac, Ill have to research Kralik as well.
Nice Kralik piece...
Thank you very Much Famatta you have a Nice Collection yourself!
Thanks you Guys for the Loves:)
Thanks again Guys, I apperciate the Feedback!
Thanks for the Love Packrat!
Thanks LoetzBuddies!
Beautiful!...:-)
Thanks Inky and Mrs Jason!
Thanks KS85 and Tony! :)
Thanks You Very Much Leah!