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Czechoslovakia Kralik Low bowl and candlestick :( | Bohemian Art Glass1186 of 1713 |  |  |
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Ten years ago this month when we moved into our house i was unpacking and broke one of the candlesticks to my FABULOUS Kralik millefiori / red / black low bowl and candle set :( was a TRAGEDY!!!!!!! still havnt give up hope that i will someday find another one..so HOPING!!... its the 3 1/2 " red not orange with millefiori. if anyone of you EVER come across one, or two even PLEASE THINK OF ME :(
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hello buddy , love the Czechoslovakia Low bowl and candlestick :(, very cool posting what beautiful pieces and colors:)
thanks bellin68
anytime:)
thnx for the loves AR8jason and Londonloetz
keep it circulating :)
I will keep an eye out!
thanks for the loves Amy, Alfredo, Vetraio, ks85
thanks marc112
Thanks LeahG
Whenever I see millefiori, I automatically think Kralik.
I agree Al, every single millefiori piece i own is Kralik!
Gary, turn that frown into a SMILE on your title!!! lol