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Czechoslovakia art glass covered powder dish Ruckl Orange Shimmy amethyst webb design | Bohemian Art Glass1410 of 1708 |  |  |
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Czechoslovakia art glass covered powder dish by Ruckl, Decor is Orange Shimmy and happens to have an amethyst webb design as well.. it is unmarked.. would love to find matching pieces this belongs to a vanity set. what i wouldnt give for a complete set. Art deco Czech glass 1920's 30's..this decor along with others can be seen on a page from the Ruckl Ctalog used around 1931, in the Collectible Bohemian Glass II by Robert and Deborah Truitt
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Czechoslovakia art glass covered powder dish Kralik or possibly by Ruckl motled webb design
Its very vibrant and beautiful.:)
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Ruckl me thinks -but these pieces were also made kralik and welz
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