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Czech Art Deco Art Glass Tango Vase with an Amethyst Corded / Coiled Decor 1920's 30's | Bohemian Art Glass1087 of 1686 |  |  |
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Czech Art Deco Art Glass Orange Tango with an applied Amethyst Coil / Corded decor unmarked no pontl mark either. have had this one a while now and love it its in mint shape :) stands 7 " tall and 4 3/4" across rim 3 1/4" base
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thanks vetraio50
thanks miKKoChristmas11
thanks obscurities, ill try for a better pic soon as i can. i appreciate your knowledge and opinons
welz because kralik used pontils...although this exact shape can be seen (with better applications threads) with a pontil. it is possible that both companies did the exact same shape with a few differences. i think the white internal casing glass and the smoth bottom give away welz
thanks jericho
thanks marc112, and eye4beauty
thank you bellin68
The italian vase Craig mentioned is shown here http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/54745-more-random-czech-glass?in=442 . 4th vase, 3rd picture
Looks similar, but it does have a pontil mark.
thnx ks85, mine is def not italian it is the exact shape as the salt and pepper piece from the link above
thanks inky