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Czechoslovakia Red Tango Glass vase with applied amethyst drip Kralik | Bohemian Art Glass1309 of 1715 |  |  |
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Czechoslovakia Red Tango Glass vase with applied amethyst base by Kralik. this is one i bought when i first started collecting czech glass it is unmarked. i love the shape of this vase and the black amethyst pulls make it..
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great pieces of czech glass you have posted:)
thnx for the loves
Very nice. I have the same one and a matching smaller vase. They are not at home but I think they both have the "kralik" straight marks.
Here is one that someone I know recently sold. It had a straight mark as well.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&hash=item3372be971f&item=220968425247&nma=true&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&rt=nc&si=25sqSEByB2F3tpQ98vuPxRHTo4U%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
thnx ks85 for your info but i dont think that is the kralik mark. kralik mark is bold letters like CZECHOSLOVAKIA in a semi circle
http://sites.google.com/site/loetzandglass/kralik-6--straight-mark
I believe it is like some of the marks here.
learn something new here everyday:) that means i have ALOT of Kralik in my collection!!! thnx for the link ks85
makes perfect sense thanks obscurities
thnx deanteaks
Nicole for you more amethyst
Hmmm - is Mr Czechman just taking the opportunity to re-circulate all his posts? Is he? Hmm? Come on, fess up!
Mind you, they are worth re-circulating!
well they need more loves!.. LOL ..and i wanted you to see the "amethyst" decor
Certainly do!
thanks Nicole, and thanks Inky as well