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Art Deco Czechoslovakia Glass vase with flower frog and applied amethyst drip Ruckl Blue Shimmy decor | Bohemian Art Glass1293 of 1700 |  |  |
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Art Deco Czechoslovakia Glass vase with flower frog and applied amethyst drip marked on base czechoslovakia. Ruckl Blue Shimmy decor ca 1930's .. pic 3 and 4 decor shown in the 1931 Ruckl Catalog.. spatterwear produced by Ruckl was designated either by a number or a catchy name. some of the names are shown in the catalog page...some others were, pierrot, Marmor, and Metalift.
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what awonderful piece:)
thnx for the loves
czechman: nice vase with frog-very nice collection. I have a mulicolered vase but along the way lost the original frog-thanks for posting the photo.
thnx for the loves everyone! sayer 34 hope u can find another that will work
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HOLY COW, RUCKL BLUE SHIMMY! WHAT A PERFECT EXAMPLE! I HAVEN'T FOUND ONE.
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