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Poschinger red art glass vase polished pontl unmarked. really dont know anything about it when i purchased this vase my instinct led me to think it may be czech or some other euro glass. thanks to bohemianglassandmore for your help identifying this as poschinger
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any information on this will be greatly apreciated
I think most likely Poschinger.
thank you bohemian
You're welcome czechman :)
I have a similar vase by Poschinger. I bought it because I love the vivid red. Mine also has a polished pontil and is not marked. There is "honest wear" on the bottom which shows age.
At first I feared it was a new piece but I did some investigation including contacting Poschinger in Germany. This is what I learned : Poschinger made the originals in the 1920's and they are NOT marked. They re-introduced the line a few years ago BUT the new ones are marked POSCHINGER on the bottom.
I have a Poschinger myself-- I didn't know until I posted it here.
I too like the vivid colors (your and mine).
Scott
thnx so much for all the info :)
what a beautiful red!!!!!!!!!!!
Loetzbuddies mine to has honest wear... it is a gorgeous Color of red
All I know is this would make a great Valentines gift...hint hint.
LOL AmberRose
thanks V50 and inky
What years were the re interduced one's made in?
nowetaha, im sorry i cant answer your question
thanks scott