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I have seen this vase offered in auctions in the past. It was always identified as Loetz. The dealer I bought this one from knew it was Rindskopf. Beautiful rainbow of iridescent colors. 14 inches high.
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these are very nice pieces...every Bohemian collector should have one.
Thanks Mr. T. Did you see my "new" Sea Urchin ?
I love the base. The swirling colors really impart a sense of motion.
very beautiful vase :)
This is just spectacular, the colors, amazing!! Thanks for sharing all your beautiful pieces, Mich
Another great vase...yep I'm so jealous.
Fabulous!...:-)
The colors are a little different than mine, but this is another beauty Frank! They'd look nice side-by-side wouldn't they? :)