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One of the most popular Rindskopf lines, Pepita is characterized by its color transition from green oil spot at the bottom to a deep wine red color at the top, vs. its sister decor, grenada, which shades from green to a brighter red-orange. Both decors are found on various shapes and textures. I selected this one for its nice color gradient and iridescence, the interesting embossed pattern, excellent undamaged condition, and nice flea market price! 9.25" tall.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
From all our Bohemian glass items, my favourite non-Loetz one is a pepita. This one of yours has a great shape and texture, congratulations and thanks for sharing it!