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This tiny little vase is a custard and blue cameo piece. It reacts so strongly to blacklight that I even got a reaction in broad daylight as well as a reaction to JUST broad daylight (see first photo, no blacklight involved) The basic shape seems to have been very popular across various bohemian makers in a diminutive form. I've been sort of collecting this basic form on a subconscious level. This vase is a little under five inches tall. Most of the pieces in shapes that are similar tend to be in the range of four to five inches. I've attributed this to Harrach but that's by no means a certain thing.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
very beautiful , love this:)
Lovely pieces in the background too!
thanks all!